Confessions of a Yard Squirrel: My Conquest of the Bird Feeder
As a squirrel, I have claimed the bird feeder in your yard as my own domain, and I will stop at nothing to enjoy the treats you provide for the birds.
Exploring the Enchanting Realm of Towering Redwood Forests
The author seeks refuge and spiritual connection in the timeless, awe-inspiring presence of ancient redwood forests, where the rhythms of nature offer a respite from the constraints of the human world.
The Beauty of Spring Blossoms
Appreciating the beauty of nature in spring.
The Journey of a Droplet: Returning to the Ocean
The journey of a droplet symbolizes life's cyclical nature and the eternal connection to the ocean.
The Melancholy Beauty of Cherry Blossoms
The author explores the transient beauty of cherry blossoms and how their ephemeral nature adds to their allure, making them a compelling subject for photography.
Brood X: The 17-Year Cicada Swarm is Coming
The author highlights the unique phenomenon of Brood X, a group of cicadas emerging every 17 years, and emphasizes their importance in the ecosystem through predator satiation and ecological contributions.
How To Enhance Your Yard with Songbirds
Birdwatching in your yard can have positive effects on your mental health and well-being, as studies show that being outdoors in nature increases feelings of positiveness and energy.
The Fascinating Origins of Bird Group Names with Vintage Illustrations by Brian Wildsmith
Language shapes our perception of the world, and the names we give things influence how we see them. The author explores the historical origins and cultural significance of collective bird nouns.
Chasing London’s Mysterious Flock of Feral Birds Unveiled
The author explores the mysterious presence of feral parakeets in London, delving into their origins and the diverse reactions they evoke among the city's residents.
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Lockdown Sparks Rise of Young, Black Birdwatchers
The author argues that lockdown restrictions led to an increase in young people, particularly people of color, participating in birdwatching as a means of escape and connection with nature.
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