By RICK BORCHELT One of nature’s most intriguing and complex pollinator-plant interactions is playing out in yucca plants all across
By RICK BORCHELT Spring is the time we’re most likely to see snakes in the D.C. suburbs; warmer temperatures lure
By RICK BORCHELT It’s barely past snow season, and already stores are stocking displays of sunscreen and sandals for the
By RICK BORCHELT In a fable known to most schoolchildren, Aesop tells about a fox that has discovered a cluster
By Rick Borchelt Come a warm, still late afternoon in May, a male cecropia moth — Hyalophora cecropia, the largest
By Rick Borchelt Here in the D.C. metro area, we’re accustomed to having the icy stillness of midwinter nights being
By RICK BORCHELT Busy as a beaver is an accurate watchword for this industrious mammal, second only to the South
By RICK BORCHELT From October until the first frosts, a river of orange flows through Maryland — a river of
By Rick Borchelt Welcome to “ha’siminikiisfwa,” or pawpaw moon in the Shawnee tongue — the month we know as September.
By Rick Borchelt You’ve probably seen them in the sand or loose soil under roof overhangs, beneath playground equipment or
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