Putting a long winter’s night to good use
Columnist John Lorson discusses stargazing in wintertime.
John Lorson: The Rail Trail Naturalist
Acorns, late-season greens a great winter start
Columnist John Lorson discusses his cold-weather crops and forage food for wildlife in the winter.
Lessons learned in a blown-down woodlot
Columnist John Lorson discusses lessons from nature.
Beauty, benefit of a much maligned plant
Columnist John Lorson discusses poison ivy.
Predators: I’m the same bug that made you sick
Columnist John Lorson discusses milkweed and the red milkweed beetle.
Nut-crazy squirrels living best lives now
Columnist John Lorson discusses squirrels.
Stumbling upon small wonder in hunt for big one
While looking up at the trees, Rail Trail Naturalist John Lorson found a wonder of nature — Ghost pipe — at ground level.
Mother Nature sends neighborhood enforcer
Columnist John Lorson discusses getting rid of sparrows.
Three fawns inspire many questions
When I first began teaching photography many years ago, one thing that I always emphasized to my students was that you can’t capture an image if your camera is at home in the closet. The assignment was this: Carry a camera with you everywhere...
Eye on the sky for birds of both nature and man
Columnist John Lorson discusses the American white pelican.
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