A blog by Elaine A. Powers and Guests
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
In between the winter rains and the summer monsoons of the Sonoran desert, is dust devil season. Smaller than haboobs, these dust tornadoes are quite
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