Stories by Pam Otto
Here are ways to control odorous house ants without using harsh chemicals or hiring an exterminator.
Petite, resilient and stinky are only a small sampling of the odorous house ant’s many fascinating traits.
A gaggle of birders, scanning the Canada geese in and around a man-made pond, noted that one of the birds was not like the others.
I was just about to throw in the towel, when I found out I’m not alone in this sea of color confusion.
The warmer weather we’ve experienced recently has caused some arthropods, aka woodpecker food, to start moving around.
As casual observers, we have no way of knowing for sure whether our winter robins are year-round residents or visitors from farther north.
Here are ways to kick out intrusive flora and fauna before they damage our environment.
Invasive plants and animals are hitching rides all over the planet.
The European brown snail has been introduced widely because they are, frankly, delicious.
We’ve all been trained to expect leaves to fall off trees when autumn comes. But have you noticed that some trees don’t follow the plan?
European starlings actually wore out their welcome here in the United States several decades ago.
Here are four Good Natured resolutions, for me and for you for 2024.
Here are some nifty suggestions on what to give a nature nerd who is on your holiday gift-giving list.
Once upon a time, the fluffy stuff of milkweed floss saved countless human lives.
Goldenrod gall flies are small creatures that live very big lives of drama and intrigue.