Aimee Bissonette
Nature writer, nature nerd. Wildness, kindness, patience.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Twice weekly |
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| Issues | 56 | Founded | a year ago | Last Issue | 8 days ago |
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Noticing Nature 55/100 – Marsh magic
I drove to the Upper Peninsula last week. Three hundred and sixty inches of snow fell there this past winter and there were still piles of it along the tree line despite the calendar saying it’s mid-May. Brrrrr!!!
But do you know what you...
Noticing Nature 54/100 – Dig out a hat
Spring in Minnesota is cruel. Last week I walked the dogs in a t-shirt and shorts. Today I needed gloves and a heavy coat and wished I had one of the hats I foolishly put away for the season.
Yes, the grass is greening. The redbud and serv...
Noticing Nature 53/100 – You shall not pass!
Say what you will about Canada Geese, there’s no denying they have chutzpah. The dogs and I came across this one the other day and, despite trying to give him a wide berth, he clearly was not pleased with our using his sidewalk. This goose...
Noticing Nature (travel edition) 52/100 – Don’t tell the butterflies
Oaxaca boasts beautiful gardens, lush with blossoms and flowering trees – plants that grow abundantly with the blessing of unabated sunshine and warmth. In one garden, we found these.
“Bishop’s balls,” our guide replied with a chortle when...
Noticing Nature (travel edition) 51/100 – Deliciousness where you least expect it
I love desert landscapes: rocks, scrub, thorn-ridden cactus toughing it out in the blazing sun. But I never thought of cactus as food. In Central Mexico, small farms grow and sell prickly pear cactus, a dietary mainstay. And they’re delicio...
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Nature writer, nature nerd. Wildness, kindness, patience. Working toward 100 posts of 100 words each about nature in our own backyards.
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