Blue Jay Barrens

Blue Jay Barrens has transitioned quickly into a winter like appearance. The cedars are green and the grasses still hold some of their golde...

After finding scat being used to cover the hill of an Allegheny Mound Ant colony, I decided to look around to see what other colonies were u...

I can now say that I’ve seen a bear and a moose in the fields of Blue Jay Barrens. The local dogs take all the credit for leaving this bit o...

Drought years make it really hard to find fungi. When we began the year with an abundance of rain, I was looking forward to an excellent fun...

This would have been great for my Halloween post. It looks like some type of ceremonial mask. It’s actually the hip bone of a deer. The deer...

The upper reaches of the creek aren’t looking much like a creek. The ongoing drought has left this segment without water for four months. Ve...

Have you ever been on a guided walk and had the guide explain that the misshapen tree you are looking at is the result of an early explorer ...