Blue Jay Barrens

The Edwards’ Hairstreak adults have emerged in impressive numbers. If you missed the post last week about the Edwards’ Hairstreak pupa and i...

As is common in this part of the State, I inherited a couple of old family dump sites when I purchased Blue Jay Barrens. I knew from the beg...

I found this young Jefferson Salamander under some wood near the edge of the yard. After they lose their gills and become land dwelling, th...

It was suggested to me that I should not leave the picture of a Multiflora Rose thicket all weekend as the first thing people see when they ...

I’ve been out taking an inventory of the Roses of Blue Jay Barrens. I’m not doing this to enjoy the beautiful blooms or the lovely fragrance...

We have a very healthy Wild Turkey population in our area. The Toms have pretty much stopped displaying, and are now visiting the yard to ea...

Monday, I mentioned the water garden located just behind the snake’s tail. Since a lot happens here and some of it will probably get mentio...