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Ok, I’ve been running into a lot of birds lately, so it’s time for some bird pictures! No, not as many (or as flamboyant) as I saw in Florida, but Continue Reading →

I started working on a post that assembled a lot of birding observations from this spring. Lots of fun & beautiful stuff, but I’ll save it for another time. In Continue Reading →

Like last year, my family decided it was best for our serotonin levels (and marriage) to head south for a week and try to escape the permacloud that settles over Continue Reading →

Yes, birds. Lots of birds. Bird #1: the Limpkin, “uncommon, local, and inconspicous” in southern swamps and marshes, with a piercing, eerie cry that humans sometimes confuse for a damsel Continue Reading →

“Maria Center completed its 4th year participation in the Great Backyard Bird Count from the MoonTree lodge. Despite the heavy rainfall, we saw 14 tree sparrows,  1 dove, 10 geese Continue Reading →

“Change is never painful. Only the resistance to change is painful.” -Anonymous After a run of 5 years and 251 posts, the Ecological Relationships Blog has run its final race. Continue Reading →

I don’t really go “birding” on a regular basis. That is, setting out to a natural area with equipment, guidebooks, and a firm intent on locating something. I’m usually more Continue Reading →

Only the growth of a global appreciation for our common human past will wipe out assumptions that a site belongs to the person who temporally owns the land above it. Continue Reading →

Just a few quick pictures & thoughts as we head into the Longest Night, and tie up the end of 2021. Can you believe it?! I did some final supplemental Continue Reading →

It’s fall, y’all. Here’s a few things I’ve been reading: Fulton County solar energy project expected to lower utility costs (WSBT) The Fulton County Rural Electric Membership Corporation is a Continue Reading →