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The Crow’s Path Blog2024-04-29T15:30:29-04:00

In my natural history classes, I emphasize the role that awareness and keen observation play in developing the skills of a naturalist. If we don’t see, hear, taste, smell, and touch the world around us with a refined palette, we miss out on all those rich, textured layers of intoxicating beauty, mystery, and intrigue that write the story of place.

August 21, 2024|Animals, Leaves, Natural History|
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