Thursday, September 11, 2014. And thank you, for your kindness to our planet. A tiny white trillium that is one of the first to bloom in spring, as early as February sometimes. When I came back as a full-time naturalist in 2001, I looked for it every spring, but never found it again. An attempt to grow some native beneficial plan.

Glad You Could Join Us! Our blog focuses on environmental conservation, education, green living and wildlife rescue! The birds and squirrel pictured at the top of this page and in the slideshow below are just a few that I have helped rehabilitate. Please do not touch a wild animal, especially the young ones. Tuesday, November 22, 2011. Happy Turkey Day, a bit early. My Beautiful BBB Turkeys;.

Tuesday, February 28, 2012. Pregilla blog moving to mister-toad. Saturday, December 19, 2009. Pacific Treefrogs Riding Christmas Trees. According to Tammy, the trees originated in Oregon. This is not the first time that Pacific Chorus Frogs and other amphibians have been .

Hiking the Parks and Preserves of Ohio. There are four trails in the preserve that are open the public. The Portman Trail is a great starting pointing for exploring this majestic landscape. Picnic table overlooking Ohio Brush Creek. We had a very pleasant lunch here sitting in the shade of one of the trees.

A blog about nature, gardens, and plant experiments in the Midwest. Oh, and pictures too! Saturday, March 6, 2010. What is our first crop planted for the year? Onions. Yellow onions, to be precise. And we had some unexpected help. My cousin Savana, the fastest onion-slinger in the Midwest. Anyway, first things first, Dad tilled a row in the upper garden yesterday. Row marked, and we were done.