Blog Topic: research

Cats and wildlife don’t mix but research makes for strange bedfellows.

Canaries were first used in coal mines in 1896 to warn miners of toxic gases. Their use continued until the […]

Our neighbor comes down about once a week, especially now that the rut is in full swing, to share a […]

Have you ever considered how many deer species there are in the world? In North America we have the following […]

I’m a big fan of Indiana Jones (We won’t discuss the disaster that was The Kingdom of the Crystal Skull). […]

It’s been a hot minute since I wrote about my nemesis, the cervid antler. But no worries. Because if there’s […]

What’s your favorite candy? M&M’s, Reese’s peanut butter cups, Hershey’s Kiss, Twix, Kit Kat? For me, it’s Kit Kats.  According […]

Things are greening up and the birds have returned. Nest building and turf wars are in full swing. And in […]

It appears bugs are my new thing. My handy-dandy Google alert sent another ungulate-insect find to my inbox. This one […]

You run to the grocery store, the post office, or Target and see someone you think you know. Maybe from […]

It must be, because just about every beer sold nowadays is touted as “craft” beer, although what that really means […]

Often when researching a post, I stumble down a rabbit hole on another topic. Fluffy led me to hair pigmentation […]