Blue Jay Barrens

I finished removing invasive shrubs from the south end of the fence row, so I decided to move on out and get rid of invasives in the ad...

The prairies always look their most desolate in February.   The grasses have weathered several winter storms and have lost most of thei...

Part of a tree trunk lying on the ground is a perfectly natural occurrence.   Having that piece of wood display the clean cut of a chai...

Most birds that I see in the yard are here because of the feeders.   They spend time eating close to the house, but much of their time ...

The section of old fence row that I’ve been clearing measures approximately a quarter mile in length and with varying widths, has an ar...

After removing an Autumn Olive shrub and its attending Japanese Honeysuckle, I found a nice young Shingle Oak struggling with its own h...

Snow on the ground made it easy to see the unmistakable curve of Multiflora Rose canes.   Without the white background, the large bushe...