Nature Nearby: A whole lot of holes
Streetcar Suburbs Publishing
May 12, 2021
By Fred Seitz I recently received an email with a photo and the question “What is this?” As I
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By Fred Seitz I recently received an email with a photo and the question “What is this?” As I
By Fred Seitz I freely admit I am not a birder, though not for lack of trying. I have gone
By Fred Seitz While putting away the Christmas lights and doing a bit of cleaning in my basement, I quickly
By Fred Seitz I was walking in the backyard with my silly dog and noted a pleasant smell rising up
By Fred Seitz I was out hunting in the moss, and there he or she was. I looked closely with
By Fred Seitz During the second week of June, I went outside in the evening to see if there were
By Fred Seitz Bats are amazing animals. They are the only flying mammals (flying squirrels are only gliders). While flying
Winter has been relatively mild this year, but the intermittent chills have encouraged a small invader to seek out residence
BY FRED SEITZ — The fireworks of the Fourth of July and summer parties are upon us, bringing their booming —
We have all encountered the tangled webs in our basements and sheds, around our ceilings or under furniture. Cobweb spiders,
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