It's about personal contact with nature, especially birds, native plants, and other wildlife in rural Iowa and farther afield. Whenever I can, I try to give nature a helping hand.
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Tall Bellflower
In the subtle light of woodlands, blue flowers rise on delicate stems. They thrive in shade, where they seem to float, head-high above the forest floor. This native wildflower of north-central and eastern North America is Tall Bellflower....
Dickcissel
Dick, Dick, Dick Siss Siss Sissel!
Driving along the country road, I heard them. Dickcissels were singing their name over and over, until my ears were sizzling with the sound.
Dickcissel, Spiza americana
They sang from the fenceposts al...
The Halloween Pennant
The air was hot and humid over the grassy field. His wings were whipping in the wind, but the dragonfly held to a tip of a stem with the grace of a faery.
Halloween Pennant (Celithemis eponina)
It is the Halloween Pennant dragonfly’s trad...
Climbing Rose
Down the grassy slope from my house, in June a great tangle of wild roses suddenly blooms with hundreds of flowers. They billow in every tint from deep raspberry through pale pink to nearly white.
Climbing Rose, Rosa setigera
It is the C...
The Inexplicable Crown
With summer arriving, baby birds are leaving their nests. Young Downy Woodpeckers hitch clumsily along the tree trunks and implore their parents for food.
By the time they are out of the nest and we can see them, the fledglings are alread...
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I want to know birds. I grow native wildflowers. I like wild animals. It's my dream to give nature a helping hand. For our planet, and for my own soul.
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