Time Outdoors: Herons at highway speed
These majestic, striking birds evoke a primordial feeling in me.
Keeping Concord Connected
Time Outdoors: Requiem for Oscar the Owl
His deep hoots were a part of their lives, a reminder that a nocturnal hunter was about and that, even here in the suburbs, woods and wildness were close by.
Time Outdoors: The Great Awakening
The change in seasons is an opportunity to reconnect with Earth’s rhythms and notice. In the woods, the signs of spring are now everywhere — unmistakable to the observant.
Time Outdoors: Understanding over fear — the Eastern Coyote
This month, I hope to dispel coyote-related fears, but first, we need to talk about... wolves.
Time Outdoors: Bee informed about yard pesticides
Sometimes I can see the pellets, and sometimes I can smell it, especially running at night when the air is still: Another pesticide-treated yard, marked with those little yellow signs stating the