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A Walk in the Woods

A Walk in the Woods

Whether connecting with my children, a friend or just de-stressing from a long day of work my favorite pastime is a walk in the woods. The woods are quiet, peaceful and still but at the same time there is always something going on if you open your eyes and look around.

The Walk in the Woods theme can encompass many different types of lenses. From teaching about animals, to saving endangered species, to walking for exercise to hiking and travel.

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A Walk in the Woods 

A Walk in the Woods

Join the group and add your lens to the appropriate plexo category. If you don't find catagory that fits your lens just email me and I will add one.

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Any lenses that are accepted in the Isle of Squid are encouraged to add their lens to the Isle of Squid Plexo at the bottom of this lens. As members it is important that we review our fellow group member's Isle of Squid lenses.

Are the Woods Safe? 

Town Mouse/Country Mouse

If you are all alone, taking a walk, ask yourself where you would rather be. I personally feel safest in the woods. The woods are peaceful, there are birds twittering and squirrels scurrying around. You might hear the wind blowing through the trees or feel rain dripping down. Walking in the woods makes all your problems feel small. You can collect your thoughts. You feel renewed.

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A Walk in the Woods with book in hand 

A Walk in the WoodsWhen you can't get out into the woods there are always books that will take you there. Bill Bryson's book, A Walk in the Woods is just one of the best. I like to listen to it in the car when we drive from Florida to Vermont. Everyone in the family loves it and we talk about all the states we pass through as Bill Bryson describes them on the trail. When we get to Vermont we hike little bits of the trail and imagine that we are with Bill and Katz.

The book will soon be coming out in movie form starring Robert Redford. If you add this group to your favorites I will send you a squidcast when it's available.

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A Walk in the Woods by Bill Bryson, William Roberts

A Walk in the Woods by Bill Bryson, William Roberts

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Wild Fruits: Thoreau's Rediscovered Last Manuscript by Henry David Thoreau

Wild Fruits: Thoreau's Rediscovered Last Manuscript by Henry David Thoreau

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My Own Hike by Nancy Shepherd

My Own Hike by Nancy Shepherd

At the age of 41, and having never backpacked more more...2 points

Newest Lenses to Walk in the Woods 

A Walk in the Woods

Today I took a walk around the pond and saw more animals than usual. There was the turtle sticking it''s head out of the water and the grackles noisily flying from tree to tree. There were a pair of anoles scurrying across the path. A baby Gallinule ran into the rushes and a white egret stretched it's neck out and caught a fish.

What a wonderful day. Thank you all for joining me on the Walk in the Woods.

Lenses for Walking in the Woods 

featured lens Whitefoot the Wood Mouse: A Mouse Unit Study

Whitefoot welcomes homeschoolers, teachers, parents and children to turn into mice, scurry through the tunnels and sniff out learning opportunities in every corner. Whitefoot the Wood Mouse welcomes everyone to his nest where learning never ends. He...

featured lens Creatures of the Woodlands

Winter is coming on! The little Woodland Creatures are looking for winter dens, storing up food and preparing for the long winter ahead. The Thornton Burgess Books, such as Old Mother Westwind, are just full of charming woodland creatures that bring...

featured lens Garner Rix and the Royalton Raid - 1780

Garner Rix was just 12 when he moved with his father, pregnant mother, two sisters and three brothers from a farm in Connecticut to a log cabin on the banks of the White River, a place that would one day be called Royalton, Vermont. He helped h...

featured lens River Otters: Playful Friends of the Woodlands!

Learn about River Otters through games and hands-on learning centers. Decorate your classroom with a Woodlands Riverbank Theme. Learn the habits of River Otters, the food they eat and how they raise their young. You will find suggestions for both fi...

featured lens Who's Afraid of the Big Bad Wolf?

How do you feel about Gray Wolves? What do you know about wolves in general? Do wolves really dress in Grandma's clothes and eat little girls? In the Wolf Unit Study you can learn about the anatomy of these fascinating canines, where they live, thei...

These Lensmasters Love to Walk in the Woods 

A Walk in the Woods

When I walk in the woods along a path I try to pick up the branches that fall in the way to help make it easier for those that follow. Sometimes I find shredded bark or half eaten acorns that show that other creatures have walked down this path as well.


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Take a Walk in the Woods with these Lensmasters 

Not only does Chef Keem walk in the woods with us but he has been teaching us how to Yodel as well.

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Woodland's Path

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Lensmasters We Meet on the Trail 

The Road Not Taken

From.....The Road Not Taken...by Robert Frost

Two roads diverged in a wood, and I,
I took the one less traveled by,
And that has made all the difference.


Lensmasters Who Enjoy All Aspects of the Woods 

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From camping, to hiking to photography it's always a pleasure to take A Walk in the Woods.

Endless Possibilities in the Woods 

Bark Rubbing in the Woods

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Lensmasters found walking in the Woods 

Auseekersfe can be found hunting in the woods for gold!

Tell us about a walk that you have taken in the woods. 

A Walk in the Woods

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Evelyn_Saenz wrote...

[in reply to ElizabethJeanAllen] Thank you so much for stopping by, Lizzy. I remember when you joined this group and filled the woods with your wonderful lenses. Thank you for joining us again on this Walk in the Woods today.

ReplyPosted December 07, 2009

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ElizabethJeanAllen wrote...

I'm glad you kept your group. A Walk in the Woods was one of the first groups I ever joined.

ReplyPosted December 07, 2009

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Evelyn_Saenz wrote...

[in reply to Ramkitten] Thank you so much for your kind words. It is one of my favorites as well and because of it's organization, I believe it has started to make the transition quite well. I am sad that many of the lenses were lost in the transition but am looking forward to new ones to be added.

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spirituality wrote...

wow. great group.

ReplyPosted November 22, 2009

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Ramkitten wrote...

Just revisiting this group now that it's a lens, so I can favorite it and return to browse more lenses. This has always been one of my favorite groups, and I'm so glad it still exists!

ReplyPosted November 21, 2009

 
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About the Author 

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Well, preserve nature's beauty by bringing the outsid...
Woodchucks Under the Porch
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Owls Species of North America
There are a huge variety of North American owl species that are around us all and can likely be found right in your own backyard. After all,...
The World of Owls
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Lemmings: Falling into the Sea of Knowledge
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Apple Trees and Apple Blossoms Unit Study
When Garner Rix moved with his family to Vermont in 1780 he brought apple seeds with him. He carefully planted those seeds which grew into t...
Energy Conservation
15 In-Depth Conservation Tips

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The Northern Pintail
The Northern Pintails are diligent parents. The female will protect her brood by flying at an intruder, or by pretending to be injured and l...
Birdwatching with Kids: NJ Backyard Birds
One of the easiest ways to involve your children in nature is Backyard Bird watching.  Here you'll find tips for teaching them about b...
The Intelligence Of Crows
Often viewed as a nuisance bird, the crow is far from deserving the reputation that we humans have given it. Crows are often misrepresented,...
The Three Bears: A Unit Study
There are the three bears that Goldilocks encountered but in Alaska there are also three types of real bears.

(Ok, Four if you count the ...
All About Honey
Honey pure and sweet has many uses.  I love honey.  By some it is believed it can cure many ailments. It's use dates ba...
The Laughing Gull
Named for its well-known laughing call, the Laughing Gull is a common sight along the Atlantic coast. They are a social bird and are often s...
Dressage, not Stressage!
May this lens bring you insights and food for thought: whether a newbie stepping for the first time into the dancing world of Dressage or wh...
Ring-necked Snake of Louisiana
The Ring-necked Snake is a small, harmless snake that lives in forested areas all over the Southeastern United States. It spends most of t...
The American Robin
As a child, I was told that spotting a robin in the yard heralded the arrival of spring. Living in northern Minnesota, that was usually the ...
The Ring-billed Gull
The Ring-billed Gull is a highly social bird. They occupy large colonies, especially during breeding season. They are a playful bird and can...
Dahlias
Dahlias are a non-fragrant flower that come in sizes ranging from lollipop to dinnerplate, they come in a varity of colors as well as forms....
A Knock at the Door - An Inspirational Mini-Film and Book
I was so inspired the very first time that I saw "A Knock at the Door" mini-film, so much so that I searched out the publishers, ordered o...
Evelyn's Bed and Breakfast
Our home in Vermont is a big old Vermont farmhouse and the land that it sits on has been in the family since the town was founded. This hist...
Advanced Fly Tying DVD | Power Streamers
Creating a fly tying video proved to be a challenging winter project when my husband gave me a camcorder for Christmas. I innocently thought...
WarWoman Dell-Clayton, Georgia
WarWoman Dell is located in the Northeast section of Georgia in a great town called Clayton.

Clayton, Georgia reminds me of a small Gatli...
Hognose Snake in Louisiana
The Eastern Hognose Snake is a most unusual reptile with some very unique defense mechanisms, including puffing up like a cobra and playin...
Yellowstone National Park
First established as a National Park in 1872, Yellowstone remains America's best-known National Park for its geothermal features, array of ...
The Double-crested Cormorant
The Double-crested in this Cormorant's name refers to the crests that grow during the breeding season. It eats mostly fish and it is often ...
What is the Name of this Bird?
Here's some fun for all you birders. Help us identify the bird you see here. When we learn the the bird species we will give you another ch...
Common Rodents: Rats and Mice
After reading this sentence, close your eyes and think of the word "rodent", then think of the first rodent that comes to mind. It...
Attracting Birds to Your Yard
Next to gardening, bird watching is one of the fastest growing hobbies around. It doesn't require a trip around the world or thousands...
African Safari Trivia Questions And Answers
If you are want free trivia questions it is most likely because they are playful, fascinating, and challenging.

What can free trivia ques...
Sanderlings
Sanderlings are the most widespread of all the shorebirds. They are often seen on beaches scurrying after waves as they roll back to the sea...
My first book - Summer Sleep-Away
"summer sleep-away" is a tale of a young boy's first summer going off to sleep-away camp. Far from home, separated from his ...
The Purple Martin
If there was a ten most wanted list for birds, Purple Martins would be on it. Over a million people in North America put up Martin houses ...
Virtual Walks to Get You Through Your Day - Walking Video Clips
When you need a break from work, a bit of a respite from home, or need to be re-energized, take a few minutes and click on one of these spec...
Dealing with Difficult People ...
Transactional Analysis (TA) is a study of the interactions between us humans. It can be pretty dry reading at times, yet the theory behind i...
Red Tailed Hawks
You've seen this bird before, whether you've realized it or not! If you live in North America, there's not much of a chance that you have...
Noah Mascle
Noah is 8 and has a lot of interests. Come on in and find out what he is up to!
Yosemite National Park
The Crown Jewel of the Sierra Nevada

There are over 3.5 million visitors yearly that come to take in the awe-inspiring panorama of Yosemi...
Camera Info and Photography Tips
I love photography and I love nature and wildlife. I especially enjoy photographing flowers and butterflies. Here, I will offer tips in unde...
Canoeing the Tchefuncte River
Come with us on a virtual canoe ride down the lovely and scenic Little Tchefuncte River. We'll see many of the plants and animals that live...
Fun For Animal Lovers Lensography
I love animals and I love having fun with them too. My dog is quite the comedian. Come share your animals and animal fun too!
Keep Wildlife Wild
People who do not grow up around Wildlife may not realize the importance of keeping our wildlife wild.

Interacting with or feeding wild a...
A Walk Around Deer Creek
Deer Creek Country Club is a community on the west side of Deerfield Beach in South Florida. Deerfield Beach is a city on the Atlantic Ocean...
Selecting a Birdwatching Field Guide
Watching the birds in your backyard is both fun and relaxing. You may have already put up a birdfeeder and even recognize some of the regula...
Mediaeval Gardening - Organically for the benefit of Wildlife
With tadpoles and newts in the pond, Spring gets off to a good start for this organic mediaeval style vegetable plot and informal, almost co...
Homesteading-Our Journey to New Adventures
What is the definition for Homesteading?

Broadly defined homesteading is a lifestyle, a simple life and/or a life of being self-sufficien...
Guide to Backcountry Hot Springs in Idaho and the Northwest
Backcountry hot springs afford a unique experience for many types of outdoor enthusiasts. They are often located miles off the beaten path, ...
The Northern Mockingbird
The Northern Mockingbird is an incredible songbird, but it's nearly impossible to identify by its song. It is a mimic. It will mimic the so...
Fly Fishing in Montana
My husband Bern has been a passionate fisherman since he was nine. He kept bringing me to Ennis, Montana on fishing trips and I found myself...
Let's Go Camping
There's a word that is filled with adventure for every outdoor enthusiast--camping. The word alone makes you think of freedom, fun and rela...
Lake Tahoe
Lake Tahoe is a very popular tourist attraction year round. The Tahoe basin has numerous downhill and cross country ski resorts with 23,000 ...
Pileated Woodpeckers
The Pileated Woodpecker is an impressive bird, and spotting one winging its way through the trees is a sight to see. It is one of the larges...
The Handel Group
This lens will provide information on the Handel Group: New York's Premier Private and Corporate coaching firm. It will address what Corpor...
Red-headed Woodpecker
The Red-headed Woodpecker is a squatter. Rather than build their own nest, they will claim an abandoned one, or take a nest in use by force.
Morel Mushroom Hunting
There is nothing better than tromping through the woods with my family hunting for the elusive Morel Mushroom. It gives us time to teac...
The Downy Woodpecker
The Downy Woodpecker is a familiar sight throughout most of North America. It is a pretty little bird similar in appearance to the Hairy Woo...
Birding with Grandma
Take your grandchildren birdwatching and you will be giving them a lifetime ticket to the theater of nature.
 "May they alwa...
The Passenger Pigeon
The Passenger Pigeon used to be the most common bird in North America. They lived in huge flocks, and during migration, they covered the sky...
The Effects Cigarette Butts Have on Nature
Not only are cigarettes the number one killer of people but the butts of these cancer sticks are also the #1 most littered item in America. ...
Francis Beidler Forest
One of my favorite birding spots is a little known corner of the Francis Beidler Forest. The Francis Beidler Forest Bird Sanctuary encompass...
Deer, Gophers, Squirrels, Crows, Rabbits Or Other Wildlife In The Garden?
It happens. Creatures and critters of all shapes and sizes are guaranteed to get into something that you don't want them to and your garden...
Geocaching the hunt for hidden tupperware!
Geocaching is an outdoor treasure hunting game in which the participants use a GPS (global positioning system) to hide and find containers c...
Art in Nature
I am fascinated by finding familiar shapes in organic patterns and accentuating what I see, as well as working with lines and shapes in natu...
Rocky Mountain National Park
I am a traveler. I'm always planning the next trip, even if things don't always fall into place so that I can actually go. Living in the D...
Colorado Fourteeners
This lens is about the 54 Colorado mountains that are over 14,000' high.
Mohandas Gandhi
Mohandas is his proper name but Mahatma is an affectionate title meaning "Great Soul" which was given to him out of love and the wish to h...
Orkney
You want to know the truth about Orkney? Here we go:
Here is a website with superb pictures showing a different perspective of Orkney, plus...
The Redwall Series!
Brian Jacques definitely started an exciting series when he published his first book, "Redwall". The book was a great tale of a ho...
The Cattle Egret
The Cattle Egret is classified as a wader, but are usually seen foraging in grassy fields rather than along waterways. They follow along beh...
The Wings of Winter
The winter season is hard on wildlife, but most of all the birds. Some bird species migrate to warmer climates, but many do not. There is ...
Pine Warblers of the Forests
The Pine Warbler is a beautiful yellow and olive green bird that inhabits Pine forests all over the United States. In the south, these birds...
Simple Ways to Green Your Pet
There are several great earth friendly products for pets. This will keep your animal healthy and help the environment at the same time.

A...
A Walk in the Woods Headquarters
A Walk in the Woods

Whether connecting with my children, a friend or just de-stressing from a long day of work my favorite pastime is a w...
Bigfoot - Sasquatch - Humor - Video Showcase
Here is some funny videos about sasquatch / bigfoot that will make you laugh. All of Messin' With Sasquatch Commercial videos. More that si...
Renewable Energy: Harnessing the Power of Mother Nature
One of the hottest topics on the planet presently is Global Warming. I would like to put a new twist on this topic. We know that relying on ...
Halloween - Why Cats, Bats and Spiders?
So many of our Halloween symbols are animals. Black Cats, Bats, Owls, Spiders and even Toads have all become a part of Halloween. This lens ...
letterboxing
Letterboxing is part treasure hunting, part map skills, and part stamp artistry.

Sounds cool, huh?

Letterboxers use map skills to deci...
Family Fun Magazine
What if I told you there was a technique you could use to bring your family closer together and teach your children important life skills? W...
Boundary Waters Canoe Area Wilderness
Think solitude and friends..the gentle ripples of water as the canoe glides through...The boink and ploink of water falling from r...
Squidoo lenses on edible wild plants
There are lots of great lenses here on Squidoo with information about the wild foods that grow all around us. If you're an aspiring forager...
Nest Box Trails for Bluebirds and Others
Lawrence Zeleny's book, the Bluebird How You Can Help Its Fight for Survival, alerted the public about the peril of our native Bluebirds. N...
The Environment Lensography
A lensography of the best lenses about pollution, global warming, safe energy and endangered species.

The money earned on this lens will ...
LaraineRose
I was the "twinkle in my pappa's eyes" as they say. Being the long, longed-for "girl" in the family after my parents had 3 boys, you mi...
North American Hummingbirds
I love to watch the hummingbirds flutter through my flower beds. Some are as tiny as a butterfly and their wings beat faster than the speed ...
Favorite Animal Fantasy, Amazing Tales and Mystery Books
Fantasy, Science Fiction and Mysteries are my favorite genres and I love animals of all shapes and sizes, so when you put them together, wel...
Shade Flowers and Shade Loving Plants
My daughter brought home a maple tree twig from school and planted it in our backyard. We now have a huge maple tree that provides shade to ...
Animals in the Wild
When humans first entered North America over the Bering land bridge some 13,000 years ago, they found rich hunting grounds with many large a...
Busy Lizzy's Woodpeckers
Woodpeckers are impressive birds. They are rarely seen but often heard in forests and wooded areas throughout North America. The characteris...
Paha ska black hills tours
Many people are aware of the fact that South Dakota is rich in history. Mount Rushmore is a National Monument that thousands of people visit...
Parenting Style
Find positive parenting advice and good parenting tips here

Being a parents is the toughest job you'll ever love!

I know that I love ...
The Red-Bellied Woodpecker
It's odd that the Red-bellied Woodpecker is named for its red belly when in truth the faint blush on its belly is rarely seen, but it is an...
That Same Summer - Sequel to Summer Sleep-away
When Ari reads his best friend Mattie's book called Summer Sleep-Away he decides that he needs to tell his version of that amazing sum...
The Trek Across Maine
Last Spring (2008) my husband Ken and I dusted off our bicycles and started riding. And riding and riding and riding!

We braved 40ºF. tem...
The Whimbrel
The Whimbrel is one of the eight remaining species of curlew. It is a shy bird, but can be spotted along the shore of North America, Europe ...
The American White Ibis
The White Ibis is a wader. It can be seen along the shore, up to its knees in water, sweeping its head from side-to-side in search of food...
The Osprey
The Osprey, often called the Sea Hawk, is a fish-eating bird of prey. Its eyesight is phenomenal. It can spot a fish lurking beneath the wat...
NATURAL UNSEEN HAZARDS
Hunters, campers, hikers, and all who love being outside and enjoying the sights and sounds of our natural world have a need, now more than ...
Visit the North Star State
I live in South Carolina and have for many years, but every summer I return to Minnesota to spend time with family and friends, and to let t...
Ode To A Tree
What better way to pay tribute to the earth on Earth Day than by presenting an "Ode To A Tree." So, without further pomp and circumstance,...
Magnificent Moose 101
Moose are found throughout northern North America and Eurasia. Their range coincides with that of circumpolar boreal forests. In North Ameri...
Wildlife in North Central Alabama
We live in north central Alabama in the foothills of the Appalachians and have thousands of acres of forest outside our back door. Not that ...
Mt Lassen Volcanic National Park
Mt Lassen National Park is a fascinating place. It is perhaps the lonliest national park, but it is one of the most underrated. Mt Lassen is...
The Wildlife in WhitePineLane's Back Yard
I'm lucky enough to have two back yards, a home in the suburbs of Minneapolis and a cabin in northern Minnesota. I've had lots and lots of...
EARTH SHIFT
Here at this lens, we will provide you with current information and announcements about major events in support of the greater community mov...
Nature Postage Celebrates Animals
This lens celebrates wildlife and says, "We love and protect animals". It is here that the creatures of Louisiana, both wild and domestica...
Morels, Hunting- Eating- Preserving
I have to admit it; I crave the taste of a morel mushroom. Unfortunately, finding them is not as easy as going to the local grocery store (i...
Prothonotary Warblers are Golden
A small golden yellow bird with blue gray wings darts across the creek. its clear, high, metallic rising "tsweet tsweet tsweet tsweet tsw...
Winged Jewels of Winter
Did you know that some species of hummingbirds spend the winter in the southern United States? Yes, it's true. In backyards and habita...
Elizabeth Lake Bird Sanctuary
Picturesque Elizabeth Lake is more than just a scenic rest stop. Located just outside of Cranbrook, British Columbia Canada, this beautiful ...
Come See Our Tennessee Parks
We love our parks here in Tennessee. I would like to share a few of them with you. For a larger list of our parks, please visit our State'...
Getting Motivated For Life!
Have you found yourself losing focus and motivation because of piling debts, difficulties in school, health issues, a tragedy or heartbrea...
PETS - petfriends pet tips on dog and pets trainings
Tips on how to train your dogs

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Natural Health Articles
Natural health care has come a long way in the last several years and is more than simply granola and organically grown produce. There is a ...
Bird Watching Excursions
Watching the birds in your own backyard can be both rewarding and satisfying, but as your expertise grows, you may want to join other birder...
Princess Tutu
Princess Tutu is based on a story within a story. It begins by telling the story of a storyteller who died, leaving his tale of a battle bet...
Fungi
This page is everything Fungi! There are fungi. Did you know that fungi is a kingdom? I hope you like this site! Feel free to look around?
Bears 101
Common characteristics of bears include a short tail, excellent senses of smell and hearing, five un-retractable claws, and long, dense, sha...
Trail Thoughts - A Daily Companion for the Journey of Faith
Life can be full of twists and turns. You may feel overwhelmed at times by the stresses of marriage, children, finances, and your career. Ho...
Ruby-crowned Kinglet
The tiny Ruby-crowned Kinglet is one of our favorite winter residents. Being just a little bit larger than a hummingbird, you would think ...
John Muir
The United States is forever indebted to John Muir, the "Father of the National Park Service" for helping to preserve this co...
Geocaching is Great Family Fun! Are you a Muggle?
Well, if you don't know what geocaching is, then you might be one. Muggle is a term taken from Harry Potter meaning those who don't have m...
Red-bellied Woodpecker Family
The only good thing that Hurricane Katrina did for Southeastern Louisiana was to leave plenty of broken trees in which the woodpeckers and o...
Travel and Adventure
Welcome Travellers, to 'Travel and Adventure'.

I have always been an avid watcher of travel shows and surfer of websites showing wonder...
Burt's Bees Natural Skin Care
Burt's Bees is famous for their natural earth-friendly products. These products are made naturally with herbs, flowers, beeswax and clay.
...
Wolpertinger - Bavarian Jackalope?
Fun facts about a Bavarian "hero": The famed and fabled horned rabbit/squirrel or whatever animal - the Wolpertinger.

In Germany, espec...
Take A Hike
Because roaming is in our blood and hiking allows us an outlet for our adventurous spirit. The outdoor sport of hiking has come a long way s...
Saving the Earth: Caring for the Environment and Protecting Endangered Species
Saving the Earth is all about ... saving the Earth, this beautiful planet, the oceans, the animals, the forests, indigenous cultures everywh...
Hummingbirds and Gardening for Them
Who wouldn't want to attract hummingbirds, nature's flying jewels, to their yard? Hummingbird feeders will help bring them into view, but ...
Summer - Camping Gear Checklist
Hi Campers, summer is rapidly approaching! Are you sure you got all your camping things ready and in order for the outdoor season?Maybe you ...
Our Astounding Universe
Who hasn't looked up into the night sky and wondered...
Songs and Signs of Spring
Down here in the the Deep South, the signs and songs of spring begin to show themselves in what would be considered late winter for the re...
Going Paperless with Digital Magazines
Who doesn't love Magazines?
From High Glossy Photo's to Quality Written Editorials by leading journalist's, Magazines are a great way to...
Gardening Outdoors Spring = Sanity!
Every year I wait anxiously to get a glimpse of the first spring bulb popping through the dirt.  It hails the arrival of spring an...
The Raw Deal: Organic Gardening & CSAs
Want to start your own vegetable garden? All you need is a sunny location with soil amended with organic compost, manure and other rich orga...
Raccoon Baby Visit Thanksgiving Day
We were having a nice Thanksgiving dinner a couple of years ago when the dog went crazy barking in the back yard. The commotion was so great...
Carolina Chickadees
Carolina Chickadees are great little cavity nesting birds and nest in early spring. They are permanent residents in the Eastern United State...
Orienteering
Orienteering is a fun way to learn about maps, outdoor survival and also nature itself, be sure to always carry extra water when hiking..&nb...
Camping and Backpacking Food, Emergency Foods, and Food Storage
All about Delicious Camping and Backpacking Food, Emergency Foods, and Food Storage. Best Products to Buy Online, Information on Storing Foo...
Neways Generations - The Best All Natural Baby Care Products.
     Raising children is a unique experience - and a unique opportunity. We as parents hold the key to our child's well...
The Nocturna Series
The Nocturna Series is an exciting book series about the adventures of a young hammouse (hamster+mouse=hammouse) who stands for naught but j...
Hobbs Hollow : Living in Vermont
Born and raised in the hills of Vermont , I've come to realize how unique this state is .
The Legends and Old Wives Tales have entertained...
Mini Meditations For Nature Lovers
RELAX...Take a deep breath.

Feeling a little world weary?
...Perhaps you've been stuck in traffic...
...The baby won't stop crying.....
Sustain Green Power - Green Earth News And Online Guides
Ever wondered what is happening to our planet "Earth"? Do you have any idea about what will happen if all the fossil fuels diminish? Join ...
Bigfoot - Sasquatch - Documentary - Monkey Brain Debate
I just thought to run a little debate about a sasquatch. It is the mythical creature.

Bigfoot or Sasquatch is alleged to be an ape-like c...
"Room and Board for North American Birds"
Have you ever thought of adding a different type of color to your back yard?
Here is your chance to display a unique idea that your neighbo...
Walking For Exercise
Walking is a cheap, non-grueling way to exercise. You don't need any special skills or expensive equipment to walk. In most places there ar...
Caption This: Mr. Squirrel says
What in the world was this guy doing?

Get yourself into the mind of Mr. Squirrel, and see what you can come up with!
Suet Bird Feeders - Bird Feeders Series
Suet wild bird feeders attract many birds. Woodpeckers, cardinals, chickadees, wrens, and nuthatches are a few of the birds that eat suet. S...
Harbor Family Park
To learn more about Harbor Family Park go here:

Pen Met Foundation/Harbor Family Park

The park is located on the outskirts of Gig Harb...
Birdscape a Pop-Up Book in Stereo
Do you love Birds? Do you know someone who does?

This book contains seven wonderful pop ups of different ecosystems.

Each pop up inclu...
Art for Animal Lovers
This lens is for all the creatures of the earth. I am an animal lover and I love to paint.
Free Meals
One of God's Many Blessings
India Travel & Wildlife Safari
Offers information on India travel and travel to destinations in Indian states, towns and cities. Read travelogues on accounts of traveling ...
First Robins of 2008!
This Lens celebrates an annual walk I take to find Robins on New Years Day in Minneapolis.The first robin of Spring is a welcome sight here ...
Pet Adoption and Feral Animal Charities
This page is in honor of my dear friend Sophie and the love and compassion she had for all animals and humans as well. She had so much love ...
outdoor escapes
I love nature and no one teaches you better than mother nature.One has to get out to the outdoors and escape from the jungles of concrete to...
Bears of the world
Come read about the many bears found around the world! Black bear , brown, polar, panda, asiatic, spectacled, and many others! Bears our one...
Koko the Gorilla
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Earth Day 2010
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10 Ways to Green Your Christmas
Saint Francis of Assisi
10 Simple Ways to Reduce Your Carbon Footprint
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