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On yearly holidays involving fireworks and firecrackers, animal owners and companions receive warnings about the fear these explosions produce in our non-human friends. Dogs cower
While riding my horse, a single raven landed on a tall saguaro. For an hour, the raven, Corvus corax, had a variety of vocalizations, most
I recently saw what I thought was a clump of dried grass stuck to my window. I couldn’t maneuver to see it more closely, so
Even though I have many hummingbirds of several species, both males and females, hanging out in my yard, I haven’t found any nests. They must
Growing up in central Illinois, I am very familiar with Sumac. The sumac growing in central Illinois was Toxicodendron vernix, commonly known as poison sumac.
Did you know I’m the President of the Tucson Poetry Society? I got this job through my rhyming picture books and my willingness to say
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