Field Notes
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American Death Blooms
As my daughter and I hurtled down the tollway on our way to school one Tuesday morning in May while Mommy attended her welding final 👩🏽🏭🔥, I felt a little melancholy germinating in my mind as I considered how profoundly different our k...
Heavy Metal Herons
Thursday night after we got our daughter to bed a little on the late side, I stepped out onto our back patio and was surprised to hear screams from the dark woods behind us that sounded every bit like the growl of a death metal singer.
A...
Four Edgeland Walks
The first time I ever paid much attention to cliff swallows was on a spring day not long after 9/11, as I unloaded my canoe from the car. It was a Saturday morning, and my then second-grader son and I were planning to explore the stretch of...
Cascarones, meteors, and other Easter eggs
I remember Enron
I was chilling by the pool surrounded by screaming first graders when I saw the object from space.
We spent the second weekend of spring break, which was also the vernal equinox and the official beginning of the new seaso...
The birds and the bees and the Bronson bots
They’re here
Springtime arrived in earnest this week. We saw our first bats of the season fly through last Friday evening, and over the weekend as February turned to March the first flowers appeared around our yard. This year the trees blo...
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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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