Notes on nature, human and otherwise, and the gobsmackingly beautiful wonder of it all.
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Ride Along | November 1, 2026
As always, half my lights didn’t work. I had to order more.
Remember 2020? How it dragged like your heavy, sodden legs in one of those nightmares when you just cannot lift your knees and go forward? How we were stuck in our houses, in our...
When the Face Doesn’t Ring a Bell
adamkaz; Canva Pro
Welcome to this week’s edition of The Nature Crow, my column dedicated to nature, human and otherwise. Today, we’re talking about brains.
When I arrived at a well-attended poetry reading recently, I scanned the room loo...
Ride Along | October 22, 2026
I watched a movie the other day called “The Gathering.” It’s a documentary of a gathering of forty legends of the vaquero-style horseback riding, vaquero being a kind of riding focusing on communication with the horse using light cues and s...
Important Updates on Armadillos
“Nine-Banded Armadillo” (quote-unquote). Photo by Steve Byland, courtesy of Canva Pro
Please enjoy this week’s edition of my column, The Nature Crow, which is published in The Auburn Villager. While these columns are rarely about hors...
Ride Along | October 12, 2026
Watching Buck Brannaman ride.
This has been a whirlwind of a couple of weeks, a semi-retired person’s whirlwind, that is. There was an impromptu birthday party for our middlest chickadee, a horse who had to go to the vet for a few days, an...
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Writer | Equestrian | Naturalist I’m here for those seeking connection to nature, human and otherwise. Expect a twisting, rocking, rambling variety of topics and styles.
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