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Earth Journal by Gary Pendleton |
Earth Journal
Year In Review
Can You Say Yellow-Bellied Sapsucker?
–No. 1: Jan. 6: Gary Pendleton
Tall Gawky Love Birds
–Feb. 10: Gary Pendleton
Screech Owls Looking for One Another
–No. 10: March 10:Gary Pendleton
In Spring’s Combo, Leopard Frog Song Leads
–No. 14: April 7: Gary Pendleton
Catch the Nighthawk’s Reflections in the Lightning’s Flash
–No. 24: June 30: Gary Pendleton
What Good Is a Buttonbush?
–No. 26: June 16: Joe Browder
Back-Door Visitors: The Eastern Garter Snakes
–No. 28: July 14: Gary Pendleton
An Heirloom Tomato Is a Treasure
–No. 30: July 28: Gary Pendleton
Our New Neighbors, the Foxes
–No. 31: August 4: Valerie Lester
Meet Man’s Best Friend: the Wolf Spider
–No. 32: August 11: Gary Pendleton
Japanese Beetle: My Nemesis Comes from a Long Line of Destroyers
–No. 33: August 18: Maureen Miller
Plant a Shrub; Grow a Habitat: The Spicebush Swallowtail
–No. 39: September 29: Gary Pendleton
Tupelo Tree, the Water Nymph of the Woods, reveals its noble nature each October
–No. 40: October 6: Gary Pendleton
Harriers A’Hunting
–No. 45: November 10: Gary Pendleton
This snow bird, the winter wren, stays with us year round
–No. 50: December 15: Gary Pendleton
