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This photo was taken beside Songbird Trail next to the Delta in Marquette, Michigan. If you can identify the bush please let me know by commenting below. … more →
The Dailies
Quick Blogroll Update: Jennifer Frazer/Biodiversity edition
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Tom wrote 5 days ago: I’d like to draw y’all’s (got to love any opportunity for two apostrophes in a sin … more →
Creature, by Andrew Zuckerman
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Jessica wrote 6 days ago: The baby blue eyes of the panther* on the cover called me across the room. Before I knew what was ha … more →
Imperviousness in Motion
Ken wrote 1 week ago: Emotional appeals and argument mean nothing to natural selection. Darwin lamented and praised the i … more →
Letters from Eden: A Year at Home in the Woods, by Julie Zickefoose
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Dwight wrote 1 week ago: I enjoy reading books about nature so I was eager to read this book by Julie Zickefoose, a well-know … more →
On Metaphors and Nature
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Ken wrote 2 weeks ago: Darwin wrote that Nature selects for the good of each being that she tends. Nature, selection, goo … more →
Soaring High
The Good Peasant wrote 3 weeks ago: Soaring high on warm humid air Above the water and sewer construction That stretches for miles en ro … more →
The rain falls, the gardens grow
The Good Peasant wrote 3 weeks ago: Leaves of Sage 1st Oregano Cutting Early Lavendar Buds Mounds of Thyme Recent sightings of n … more →
The Coming Summer Solstice - June 21
The Good Peasant wrote 1 month ago: Ready to celebrate the longest day of the year by launching this blog where I will chronicle the bea … more →
More for the "to read" pile
Becky wrote 1 month ago: One of my favorite book bloggers* Colleen Mondor, at her blog Chasing Ray, wrote recently, Scott Wie … more →
Summer surprise
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Becky wrote 1 month ago: Just received: a parcel from my father containing -- The Sweetness at the Bottom of the Pie by Alan … more →
rainy wednesday
whiskeysage wrote 1 month ago: I woke this morning to rain on the yurt roof. Even if it is the lightest of sprinkles, the sound is … more →
Phenomenology
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Ken wrote 1 month ago: On most days in southern California, light from the sun washes away the color of the land. On this … more →
Thomas Berry, 1914-2009: Losing, and finding, the universe
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Becky wrote 1 month ago: Thomas Berry, the writer and environmentalist who considered himself a “geologian” … more →
Last day at work... for a week anyway
salliek wrote 1 month ago: A Book Review Just finished reading A Naturalist Buys An Old Farm by Edwin Way Teale. I can’ … more →
Hermit Book Signings
jamesgaitis wrote 1 month ago: James Gaitis © 2009 (Author: The Nation’s Highest Honor—Kunati 2009) Okay. So I’m willing to admit … more →
Serendipity
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Ken wrote 2 months ago: Last week on the ridge above a deep canyon, before descending into the canyon with my wife and frie … more →
The Snow Leopard, by Peter Matthiessen
Jeanette wrote 2 months ago: In my way of thinking, the way to experience a 250-mile trek across the Himalayas, up to 17,000 fee … more →
Awakening To The Natural World
soahki wrote 2 months ago: The following post was originally written for Project Groupthink: http://projectgroupthink.wordpress … more →
Lost in the Wild: Danger and Survival in the North Woods, by Cary Griffith
Jeanette wrote 2 months ago: I picked up this book because I wanted to get a quick look at how published writers write about bei … more →
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