Samuel Thayer has put together a guide that has added considerably to our wild edible harvest {…}
Posted on June 27th, 2009 by Rebecca Whitman
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Book Review: “The Forager’s Harvest”
22 Degree Halo
The other day we were visiting someone’s home when we looked up in the sky and said ‘Sundog!’. There was a huge {…}
Posted on June 20th, 2009 by Kenton and Rebecca
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Quite Possibly the World’s Cutest Snake
Rebecca captured this little fellow yesterday. He was hardly bigger than an earthworm. We were recently giving a snake presentation for National Trail Day and were talking about these tiny serpents. This is Storeria occipitomaculata, but if that name seems a tad difficult to pronounce, you can call him the Northern Redbelly. They might look […]
Posted on June 12th, 2009 by Kenton Whitman
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Delicious Flowers
It’s that wonderful time of year when the black locust tree is blooming. These flowers are one of the most delightful of wild edibles, with a strong floral scent and a sweet, crispy taste {…}
Posted on June 9th, 2009 by Kenton and Rebecca
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Mystery Skull #3
We felt very lucky to find this skull. Although it might look like it, it is not a dragon skull. When people discover its owner, however, they are usually quite surprised. Let us know your guesses, and if you’d like to learn the answer, you can find out here.
Posted on June 4th, 2009 by Kenton Whitman
Filed under: Skulls | 8 Comments »
