Mariton: Precipitation So Far June 9, 2020by Tim Burris, Preserve Manager It seems like it has rained off and on since the beginning of the year. Most people comment how wet…
Mariton: I Don’t Just Love’em – I Lichen June 7, 2020by Tim Burris, Preserve Manager So, one of the upsides of the pandemic has been better air quality. More empty roads and more empty work…
Mariton: Thanks from the bottom of my heart. June 3, 2020by Tim Burris, Preserve Manager I am way behind on writing Field Notes. I have lots to write about, but things have been really busy…
Mariton: Eggs and Babies May 7, 2020by Tim Burris, Preserve Manager This week we have Bluebird babies and Chickadee eggs. The nest above shows 5 Bluebird chicks. Their heads are as…
Mariton: Living Scupture II April 30, 2020by Tim Burris, Preserve Manager A few weeks back I wrote about living sculptures. A normal tree is gorgeous in its own right, but there…
Mariton: Bluebird Eggs April 17, 2020by Tim Burris, Preserve Manager Some cheery news during the pandemic. I found four Bluebird eggs in one of the boxes when I monitored this…
Mariton: My Desert Island Books April 5, 2020by Tim Burris, Preserve Manager If you have a lot of time on your hands, here is my list of books to read. But first,…
Mariton: Biodiversity April 3, 2020by Tim Burris, Preserve Manager When I wrote the Poison Ivy Field Note, I realized it was time to revisit Biodiversity (the diversity of life…
Mariton: Poison Ivy and Virginia Creeper April 1, 2020by Tim Burris, Preserve Manager A lady on one of my walks asked me to do a Field Note on winter identification of Poison Ivy…
Mariton: Tuliptrees and White Ash March 25, 2020by Tim Burris, Preserve Manager. I am returning to looking at tree bark. I‘ve “elected to withdraw from the race” of Trail Cam photos. I…
