As you hike around Crow’s Nest you may notice beehives at several locations at the Preserve. The person responsible for them is Brent Sanders, neighbor…

Any day in which I see both an indigo bunting and a scarlet tanager is a good one. The wet week dried out enough to…

I received an issue of ConserveLand, a publication of the Pennsylvania Land Trust Association. It has recent statistics on the accomplishments of land trusts in…

We spent a good bit of time this week mowing; the grass has been growing so fast and we’ve had many rainy days when we…

Yesterday after the skies finally cleared we heard the first wood thrush songs of spring. I had forgotten to expect it and so I was…

May 1: first lightning bugs of the season. I notice that I saw the first of the season on May 9, 2006 and wrote about…

At this spring’s sessions of WebWalkers, WebWanderers, and WebWigglers we are looking at tracks and scat. Perhaps because of the lack of rain there are…

…make one whole tractor (when they’re put back together). Roger Nichols came up to visit us from ChesLen Preserve on Tuesday to split our tractor…

By Dan Barringer, Crow’s Nest Preserve Manager We moved goats Seamus and Duffy up the road on dog leashes a couple weeks ago to their…

I just returned from a vacation in Nashville and was pleased to find that the season hadn’t advanced here too much while I was gone.…