Just a Bit Outside
Mark NeužilCanoe guy, environmental journalist, lover of the outdoors and its small stories
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Watching a bumble bee
Bombus. lapidarius (red-tailed bumble bee)/Wikipedia.
A person can learn a lot from close, quiet observations of nature. No one has been better at it than Gilbert White, the English parson who wrote Natural History and Antiquities of Selbo...
Finders not keepers in the BWCA
A ferrule setting pole from Rat Portage.
I do not have the sharp-eyed vision to spot an arrowhead or ancient button or the head of an axe on a Boundary Waters portage or campsite. Animal bones, and I assume most, if not all of them, are of...
The BWCA Introduction of Smallmouth Bass
Smallmouth bass/Wisconsin DNR
Smallmouth bass are the most popular sport fish in the Boundary Waters Canoe Area Wilderness, possibly trailing only the walleye in time, money and legend among today’s anglers. But this wasn’t always the case...
How to watch bats
A hoary bat/Animal Spot.
Recently, I mentioned my experience as a summer ranger at a state park, which is a job title more significant than it sounds, especially when cleaning 17 outhouses first thing in the morning. Living the dream, I wa...
From dry weather to Dryad’s Saddle
I went on a couple of mushroom hunts in Iowa a week or so ago; the first outing was not fruitful, as the weather had been dry and cool. That night it rained; the sun came out, and so did the mushrooms.
Most mushroom hunters, in the spring,...
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