Step outside and stay awhile
Bill reveals something he learned in school. Green frogs can be blue! Thanks to John Howard for the excellent photos!
Related episodes: Bull Frogs Roar Like Bulls, Gray Treefrogs Freeze,
Wood Frogs Quack It Up, Jeepers Spring Peepers
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Gray treefrogs are hard to see but easy to hear. Special thanks to our friend and naturalist John Howard for the amazing photos.
Related episodes: Bull Frogs Roar Like Bulls, Green Frogs Sing the Blues,
Wood Frogs Quack It Up, Jeepers Spring Peepers
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Bob challenges you to try to find more ‘nuts’ than a squirrel.
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Grey Squirrels are easy to see in certain areas. They are really cute even when they are eating all your birdseed!
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Bob invites artist Adrian Hawk to tell us how we can do Land Art right in our own neighborhoods.
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We hope you are inspired to create land art! Please send us a picture to info@natureguys.org for us to post here.
Bob has his back yard torn up. He is amazed to find Blue Violets returning in pure clay soil.
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Bill and Bob remember a fun outside activity they did as kids.
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Bill talks with Thane Maynard the Director of the Cincinnati Zoo and Botanical Garden. Learn how Thane went from a kid chasing gaters in Florida to the head of one of the best zoos in the world. Special thanks to our friend Lisa Hubbard for her amazing photos of Fiona.
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Bill and Bob explain a simple activity you can do to connect your kids and yourself to trees.
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Bob interviews Nancy Stranahan the Executive Director of the Arc of Appalachia. Nancy is an inspiration and we can all use a large dose of that right now. Special thanks to our friend and naturalist John Howard for the excellent photos.
Related episode: Spring Wildflowers
The Arc of Appalachia – Saving Ohio’s Wildlands
