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Backyard Stargazing
View the January Nature Friend Magazine Andromeda Galaxy. Photo © Shaphan Shank. “Good night, Dad and Mom,” I said as I strode to the door, clad in a winter coat, hat, and boots.“Good night,” they...
Triangulum and Aries
View the January Nature Friend Study Guide Triangulum and Aries are a pair of small constellations that lie south of Andromeda, between the Great Square of Pegasus and the Pleiades. Triangulum, the...
Pictures & Poems, January 2023
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Chickens in the Garden
View the January Nature Friend Study Guide Photo © Natalie Board/Dreamstime.com. In previous articles, we have looked at the importance of underground livestock such as earthworms, nematodes,...
Wondernose: What animal can kill and eat porcupines, remaining unharmed even if it swallows the quills?
View the January Nature Friend Magazine Fisher. Photo © Mikael Males/Dreamstime.com. You seem quite surprised, Wondernose. Apparently you didn’t know there’s an animal that isn’t deterred by a...
Camp & Cabin Cookin’, January 2023
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Creation Close-ups, January 2023: Landscapes
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What We Learned Yesterday
View the January Nature Friend Study Guide This is the result from my first effort. The camera was handheld. Photo © Kevin Shank. “The bird must be here,” I stated to the family as we approached the...
Mailbox, January 2023: Astronomy Question
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You Can Draw a Katydid Submissions
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Favorite Focus, January 2023
You Can Draw a Green Sea Turtle
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Wild Water Worms
View the January Nature Friend Magazine Photos © Dreamstime.com. Bootlace worms are the longest animals in the world. They can grow up to nearly 200 feet (60 m) —longer than a blue whale. They are...
Turkina
View the January Nature Friend Magazine Wild Turkey hen. Photo © Linda Lombardo/Dreamstime.com. My nephew and I were in the field behind our old house, when suddenly he pointed up the field and...
