Published October 6, 2015 Pitcher Plants Years ago as a graduate student at Harvard I was part of a team documenting the first case of carnivory in bromeliads. […]
Published November 20, 2015 Ultra Violet In my woods one of the first wildflowers is the violet, often blooming in late winter. They are gone from my forest […]
Published October 1, 2015 Fall Reflections The birth of impressionism had an unpromising start. The critic Louis Leroy coined the term impressionist in the title of his unflattering […]
Published August 26, 2014 The Many Faces of Sinking Creek A creek runs by my house. It is a trout stream, and draws a variety of herons, frogs, and other wildlife. This […]