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Piping Plovers
Their Problems, Their World Just smaller than your average Ticonderoga pencil, and weighing as much as a tennis ball, the Piping Plover forages sandy shores atop orange legs, snatching up small invertebrates with their stubby, black and orange beak. I am lucky enough to have seen one hunkered down on Sandy Hook, a peninsula jutting…
Year of the Snake (and much more)
Writer, naturalist, photographer, and artist Dottie Herring shares her highlights from the past year.
Search for the Resplendent Quetzal
By Lucy I wake to the steady drip, drip, drip, of coffee splashing out of the coffee maker and into the waiting mug. It is 4:30 am and I quickly remember why on earth I would be awake so early. Today, we are getting up today to go search for the Resplendent Quetzal who is…
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