It’s spooky season! It may be spooky to find a skull or animal bones in the woods while hiking, however this decomposition process is an important part of the circle …
Fall is fully upon us and so is the great migration! I had the opportunity to write an article about the Raptor Migration along the Delaware River/Atlantic Flyway and ways …
Tags: Animals, atlantic flyway, bird habitat, birds, eagle, falcon, fall migration, hawk, Identification, migration, raptors, Seasons, The Art of Ecology, Wildlife Behavior
Not everyone who likes science, or finds it fascinating, is a scientist – and there’s nothing wrong with that! Science makes up the world around us, from the animals, to …
Category: Animals, birds, Climate Change, conservation, Endangered Species, Identification, Plants, Special Conservation Designated Events, The Art of Ecology Tags: Animals, birds, butterflies, citizen science, Climate Change, conservation, creek critters, education, Endangered Species, Identification, life science, observation, Plants, science, The Art of Ecology, trees, treesnap, wildlife
The amount of diversity in this world is absolutely amazing! There are so many skin tones, hair colors (mine is blue and will be purple in a few days…), eye …
Tags: Adaptations, bark, biodiversity, exfoliating bark, forests, Identification, lenticel, plant ID, Plants, skin, The Art of Ecology, trees
One of the things I remember my father saying the most when I was a child was – “There’s always evidence!” This was typically said because I would wonder how …
Tags: animal tracking, Animals, deer, diet, ecology, environment, evidence, fox, Identification, mammals, nature, pennsylvania, photography, raccoon, scat, skeleton, skull, skunk, squirrel, teeth, The Art of Ecology, tracks, wildlife, Wildlife Behavior, woodland