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A lot of my friends have been having babies lately. Being an unmarried lady, I of course have no idea how this could be...
New York City in July provides limited opportunities for birders to see birds. The often oppressive heat and humidity means that most birds have...
After spending the weekend along the South Carolina coast, I can say with confidence that I saw dozens and dozens of South Carolina’s state...
I would never have noticed the little brown job if it hadn’t “tuck-tucked” from a bush just after I walked past it. I turned...
A friend of mine has this contraption called a Mosquito Magnet that uses carbon dioxide to attract and vacuum up mosquitoes from his yard....
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