Cedar Creek Nature Notes
Robert LeonardAlmost 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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One of the things I often ponder is how beautiful and fascinating the natural world is, but how little I actually see of it, and how deep my ignorance is of it, despite a lifetime of seeking to know more.
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Robert Leonard is the former host of a public affairs program on KNIA/KRLS Radio in Knoxville/Pella/Indianola, Iowa. He has bylines in the New York Times, TIME, USA Today, the Des Moines Register, the Iowa Capitol Dispatch, and many more.
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