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
By Rick Borchelt July and August bring farmers market tables laden with squash — zucchini, patty pan, crookneck. Bushels and
By Rick Borchelt Testudo, the half-ton bronze University of Maryland mascot outside McKeldin Library, isn’t going on walkabout anytime soon
By Rick Borchelt The Lark, sitting upon his earthy bed, just as the morn Appears, listens silent, then, springing from
By Rick Borchelt Even though this winter will rank among our warmest on record, for bumble bees it’s still been
By Rick Borchelt All winter long, white-throated sparrows (Zonotrichia albicollis) are the most common sparrows at my backyard bird feeders..
By Rick Borchelt February in Maryland often brings some of the season’s coldest temperatures, along with our best chances for
By Rick Borchelt Here in central Maryland, we can see woodpeckers all year long. In College Park, we regularly count
By Rick Borchelt A mockingbird staked out a deciduous holly at the corner of the house this week. The holly’s
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