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This really happened to me. Ladybugs congregate on the sandy beaches of Lake Michigan in autumn. This poem was published in I-94 a collection of sout...

Refuge

By: Barbara Spring (Natural History)

internet photo of The 3 Sisters, part of the Cascade Mountain Range in Oregon

regulus

By: Debby Rosenberg (Natural History)

Relief At Dawn

By: Barbara Spring (Natural History)

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As humanity faces impending famines, there are remedies available. Repealing Darwin is not one of them.

Repeal Darwin

By: Leland Waldrip (Natural History)

It's unfortunate that so many people are afraid of spiders. They have such a lot going for them - incredible methods of catching their meals; amazing ...

RIP Spider

By: G J Griffiths (Natural History)

In praise of the sky.

ROOF GARDEN - John Townsend.

By: John Townsend (Natural History)

Okay folks, don’t worry. This is not an apocalyptic prophesy, just a worst case scenario. Photo by Rich Legg of leggnet.com

Roses are Dead

By: Ronald Hull (Natural History)