Where I live, it gets hot in the summer. Very hot. And when the summer sun bakes the Arizona deserts, that hot, light air rises high above the saguaro and the creosote, above the Catalinas and the Superstitions, and births a low pressure system that sucks wind from south. With that wind comes moisture from …
Christmas has come and gone - but there are lots of pretty packages left to open.
Several years ago, I produced a short-lived podcast I called - you guessed it - Natural Wonders. Now and then, I'll be sharing episodes from that series. Here's one about a favorite insect of mine. As you'll hear, we go back a long ways.
There was something growing in the yard. The snail that was clinging to it knew what it was - it was an amorphous, dark glob in a world of light and dark globs. The bee that paused to investigate knew what it was, too - it was a …
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