Field Notes
Christopher BrownReports from the edgelands
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Blow Force, Burn Force, Chupacabra
The last flowers of late summer are mostly gone now, after a brutally dry end of the season, working on two months of almost no measurable rain here in Austin. The urban forest in the floodplain behind our home feels dangerously dry, maybe ...
Homelands and Hybrids
September always brings big moons. The best this year was the one I saw on the Friday before the autumnal equinox: a waning crescent low in the eastern sky an hour before sunup, rising u-shaped over the roofline of the beat-up old door fact...
An Anthem for the Cicada Killer
Friday morning as I was sitting alone in the waiting room at the car wash near our home, flipping through the weird selection of basic cable channels and tempted to pick up the dog-eared Joel Osteen book on the coffee table, I saw a cicada ...
Dog days, dog stars and flea peppers
Early Tuesday morning, around 5:30 a.m., I heard someone hollering down in the woods. It was super dark, the waning crescent moon low in the eastern sky with Jupiter, Venus, Castor and Pollux. The noise sounded like it was coming from the m...
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Writer and lawyer. Author of A Natural History of Empty Lots. Novels Tropic of Kansas, Rule of Capture et al. Urban nature, green futures, dystopia, utopia, mañanas.
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