Browsing: Qu’est Que C’est

Yes, Virginia, a rodent can be cute! Such is the case with our native muskrat, a semiaquatic mammal inhabiting coastal…

An old shoe of mine has lived a productive second life as a home for Carolina Wrens. We all have…

Scientists are proud of our technical terms. But we often fail to clearly define them when promoting an idea for…

It seems that conversations about the value of trees have become top of mind for many of my friends these…

We all appreciate how insects and plants depend upon each other to carry on with their lives. Bees and butterflies…

It must be spring if the Honeysuckle Azaleas are blooming. But, that is just one of many spring plants showing…

Spring migration is upon us in south Mississippi. The Ides of March usually brings the first Ruby-throated Hummingbirds, with other…

Offering suet cakes or homemade suet to backyard birds is a great way to help them stay warm in winter.…

For my friend David Minkler, trees are his reason for being. As an ISA (International Society of Arboriculture) Certified Arborist,…

The 24th Annual Great Backyard Bird Count begins this Friday, February 12th, and runs through Monday the 15th.

The fate of Monarch Butterflies has been of concern for many years now, resulting in increased awareness and actions by…

It’s quite important that everyone be aware of our role in letting them degrade our natural resources.

These regal birds can be readily seen and enjoyed – right here, in coastal Mississippi.

Unless you are a birder or know one, you might think twice upon hearing that every year people conduct what are known as Christmas Bird Counts (CBC).

Where is your special place on the river?

Where have all the acorns gone?