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“Odes” and Adding Wildlife to the Garden
In this week’s newsletter ... 1 - It rained, lots - the garden loved it 2 - 1001 Species - Dragonflies 3 - From the Garden Notebook (Welcoming Wildlife…
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Fireflies, a Nature Walk and a Horrid Fly
Fireflies This post was going to be nothing more than an invitation to take a walk through the town where I live, but half way through writing this the…
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June is Bursting Out All Over
Starting with a “Good morning Everyone” from a corner of the mead. The best time of the day to be outside … Melissa Harrison ( a fine English nature…
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Wawings ... and "Leaving Something Behind - A Garden Planted (Reprise)"
Beautiful Birds and the Importance of Gardens
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Last night it rained - wet flowers
Just pictures in a bonus post - words will arrive on Sunday
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The Bee Edition
Starting to recognize easy Bumble Bees in your garden
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May 2024

Cecropia - The Largest Moth on the Continent
This is too exciting to make you wait until next Sunday's regular edition ...
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Wild Garden Species
Excess mowing This article is from the UK but could probably be written about any country/city on earth. It is most dispiriting…
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Migration Time
It’s the middle of May and around here that is more or less at, or approaching, peak bird migration … so I would be remiss not to devote much of this…
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Warbler Soup … Mega-Fallout
BONUS EXCITEMENT for birders
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Garden Ponds and Spring Birds
Includes a BIRD VIDEO ...
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So Much is Happening
May is revving it's engines
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