Two book recommendations for Naturalists, Biologists, and Teachers
Years ago when I first entered graduate school, I went to see E. Raymond Hall about the possibility of a […]
A Long Walk….
A Long Walk…. For more than two years, Randy and I had been trying to synchronize our summer schedules so […]
Azolla anyone?
While trying to find some swamp milkweed and some monarchs out at the Baker Wetlands, I happened to notice the […]
Colorado Cutthroat Slam
One of the apparent universals of the human condition is the desire to collect, to possess or to hoard not […]
Colorado Fishing 2012—part 2
Again, Carol and I rolled into our campground at dusk. Again, we chose the last campground in the headwaters of […]
Finally…
Like most of us, it has been too long since I’ve prowled the banks of a trout stream but finally […]
What the Robin Knows–Introducing a book by Jon Young to my grand daughter
http://whattherobinknows.com/ A couple of months ago I managed to get a copy of Jon Young’s, “What the Robin Knows”. At […]
Mead’s?
Here’s one of the Mead’s Milkweed sites at the KU Field station’s demonstration prairie at the Armitage Center. The plot […]
Farewell Tour
In 45 years of buying cars and trucks I’ve never had a vehicle that I just couldn’t part with when […]
Lady Slippers in April
I went over to Johnson County this evening to check on some lady slipper orchids that I try and monitor […]