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Years ago, my wife Michelle and I were at Rondeau Provincial Park on Lake Erie to do some May birding with friends. I was very excited because a rare Connecticut

Oh, how I would love to sneak up on a thrush! Get close enough to admire every feather...Sadly for me, birds are alert. Sneaking and hiding just doesn’t work on

Gregory Nobles reviews Joan E. Strassmann's Slow Birding: The Art and Science of Enjoying the Birds in Your Own Backyard.

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Craig Foster reflects on a relationship that changed his connection to the natural world. By Brandon Keim It all started with an odd pile of shells: a pile that, upon closer inspection, fell apart like a flower losing its petals, introducing a burned-out nature documentarian named Craig Foster—and, in time, the world—to the octopus hiding cleverly inside.  Known simply as “her,” she would become the star of My Octopus Teacher, the Oscar-nominated Netflix documentary and surprise pandemic hit that told the story of Foster’s unlikely relationship with that eight-armed mollusk.  Rel...