
Almost daily, Violet the Dog and I take a walk at the Cedar Bluffs Natural Area above Cedar Creek in Mahaska County, Iowa, and these are my observations, photos, and Merlin bird logs.
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I marvel at the different shades of the color green that we see this time of year. It’s such a cool, calming color (the purples above, too!).
Here are some facts about the color green:
Our friend Julie Gammack posted something the other day with the title, Hike Your Own Hike. She referenced the book Wander by Ryan Benz. It’s a memoir by a guy who walked the Appalachian Trail in search of a better life. Along the way, he e...
Morels have been out for a couple of weeks, and I finally found some! Almost every day I have been out recently to Cedar Bluffs, I’ve spoken with others who are out on the hunt. Most people are like me; we get a few.
One day, I encountered...
Ah, the rollercoaster of Spring in Iowa, from summer-like days to the chance of snow later this week.
Winter doesn’t bother me. It did when I was a kid doing construction with Dad during the winter. Every day, the hammer of winter would co...
It’s been a rollercoaster ride of a winter for sure. But maybe I say that every year? But spring is here for sure. Head out to the prairie or timber—anywhere outdoors and let nature heal you!
My fungi friends were here all winter....
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The writers behind this newsletter.
Robert Leonard is a former radio news reporter. He has bylines in the New York Times, TIME, USA Today, the Des Moines Register, the Iowa Capitol Dispatch, the Kansas City Star, and many more.
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