Aimee Bissonette
Nature writer, nature nerd. Wildness, kindness, patience.
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Noticing Nature 68/100 – Warts and all
As a youngster, I sought out smooth, round pumpkins for my jack-o-lanterns. Nothing else would do. Nowadays, it seems smooth, round pumpkins have been replaced by a bevy of colorful, misshapen, warty specimens. What the heck?
Turns out, th...
Noticing Nature 67/100 – No calendar necessary
The leaves are still mostly green and clinging to the trees. And although the days have cooled, it’s t-shirt weather today. But fall is definitely here. And the egrets know.
When egrets – normally solitary creatures – start gathering in ou...
Noticing Nature 66/100 - Nature’s pharmacy
Bees and sunflowers are a match made in heaven. Sunflowers have long blooming seasons – midsummer through fall. Their large faces provide bees with perfect landing spots. They supply sweet nectar to bees that help with pollination. It doesn...
Noticing Nature 65/100 – A Susan by any other name
I moved a lot growing up, so I learned “lexical variances” – regional names for the same thing. Water fountain, drinking fountain, or bubbler? Soda or pop? Lightning bug or firefly?
That’s why I always assumed Black-eyed Susans and Brown-e...
Noticing Nature 64/100 – Appearances are deceiving
It’s that time of year again. No matter how careful I am walking the dogs, one of them ends up with burrs enmeshed in their fur. Extracting burrs is not fun – for me or the dogs. Which made me wonder, what purpose do burrs serve anyway?
Tu...
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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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