By Helen Fischel, Associate Director, Education After posting the blog about insects in my backyard habitat I was asked several questions about my yard. Every season has color, interest, and surprises for me which I will share over the next several months. Daytime in Thornberry: A sweep of winterberry holly berries add color from the …
By Joe Sebastiani: Seasonal Program Team Leader Final post in a 4-part series about the Delaware Nature Society trip to Costa Rica in November, 2011. We finally made it to the west coast of Costa Rica. After a long day in the bus, we were rewarded with a gorgeous beach, new wildlife and looked forward …
By Joe Sebastiani, Seasonal Program Team Leader Third post in a series about the Delaware Nature Society Costa Rica Trip in November, 2011. For the 24 hours before it erupted, the ground shook violently and cows stopped drinking because the cool spring water had turned hot. On July 29, 1968, Arenal released its energy with …
By Joe Sebastiani, Seasonal Program Team Leader Ashland Hawk Watch, in its 5th autumn, began on September 1 this year. As of the end of November, it has proven to be one of the best years yet, with 13,548 raptors counted…so far. Cyrus Moqtaderi, in his third year as the Hawk Watch Coordinator, is staying …
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