Step outside and stay awhile
Dragonflies are something you want to have around. They love to eat mosquitoes! Special thanks to our friend and naturalist John Howard for the photos that show just how beautiful dragonflies are.
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Native bees are incredibly efficient at pollinating plants and they are very docile.
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Bob learns that you can see this frog in the winter! Special thanks to John Howard for the excellent photos.
Related episodes: Green Frogs Sing the Blues, Gray Treefrogs Freeze,
Wood Frogs Quack It Up, Jeepers Spring Peepers
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Bob has a conversation with Mark Kurlansky the award winning author of the book Salmon: A Fish, the Earth, and the History of Their Common Fate.
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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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