A poem dedicated to winter at D Acres of New Hampshire Organic Farm & Educational Homestead and Green Woodlands Foundation, two gems near each other. Ski at Green…
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Native to New Hampshire, twelve speciesSecretive, they may seem like beastiesBut no, part of the compositionof the spring vernal pool conditionThe marbled is rare and…
Leave a CommentInvertebrates feeding swimming In fresh water breathing, skimming Call them fairy shrimp to keep tabs Translucent relatives of crabs And small, relatives of lobsters Valuable…
Leave a CommentIt’s April, in the woods, keep a lookout! Spotted salamanders may move about. They return to the same pool every year. Carnivorous adults eat what…
Leave a CommentIt’s time to celebrate vernal pools. In April look for the clear jewels, Dense egg masses that swell in water, Sign of a temporary squatter.…
Leave a CommentDedicated to Kerry Yurewicz, Biology Faculty Member at Plymouth State University, check out her video of fairy shrimp, https://www.instagram.com/p/CAQ_4aYnA2c/ Species, common indicator Look sooner, rather…
Leave a CommentI do my best thinking while hiking. Hiking is like meditation or dreaming. I am usually breathing too hard to have a conversation with anyone, even if I am hiking with someone, and so my brain is free to mull over new events in my life. I have a lot of new challenges to process.
Should I be relieved or delighted that I have a sabbatical scheduled for fall 2020? Maybe I feel some relief because I don’t have to…
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