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GILLIAN HARRIS
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Blue State
Blue barely describes a jay’s feathers: the soft ozone of its crest and mantle, the jewel-toned panes - lapis, sapphire, turquoise - of...
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Milkweeds for Monarchs and Other Pollinators
Common Milkweed (Asclepias syriaca) and Butterflyweed (Asclepias tuberosus) keeping company in an old field. A monarch butterfly...
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Native Viburnums: Form and Function in the Landscape
In a finely-timed spring ritual, a vibrant host of warblers, tanagers and other songbirds have ridden the wave of emerging caterpillars...
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Life Among the Red-cedars: Beautiful and Bizarre
As I strolled along my road this winter, I admiring a row of Eastern Red-cedars dark against the snowfield behind them, I startled a...
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