Table of Contents Why You’re Seeing More Lone Coyotes in Late Summer (It’s Called Dispersal) If you’ve noticed more lone coyotes crossing roads, walking through neighborhoods, or appearing at the …
Table of Contents Woolly Bear Caterpillars: The Winter Myth vs. the Actual Survival Science Few autumn insects are as recognizable—or as surrounded by folklore—as the woolly bear caterpillar. Every fall, …
Table of Contents The Fall Pollinator Gap: Native Flowers That Bloom When Your Garden Stops Many gardens reach their peak in early summer, overflowing with blossoms that attract bees, butterflies, …
Table of Contents The Eastern Screech-Owl Doesn’t Screech — Here’s What It Actually Sounds Like For a bird called the “Eastern Screech-Owl,” you’d expect an ear-piercing scream echoing through the …
Table of Contents Why Chipmunks Suddenly Seem Everywhere in Late Summer (It’s All About Caching) If it seems like chipmunks suddenly appear everywhere as summer begins to fade, you’re not …
Table of Contents Why Orb-Weaver Spiders Suddenly Seem Huge in Late Summer Every year, many gardeners notice the same surprising phenomenon. A spider that seemed almost invisible a few weeks …
Table of Contents Why Deer Antlers “Shed Their Skin” in Late Summer (And What Velvet Actually Is) If you’ve ever spotted a white-tailed deer in late summer with what appears …
Table of Contents Why Yellowjackets Get More Aggressive in Late Summer (It’s Not Really About Aggression) If you’ve ever tried to enjoy an outdoor meal in August or September, you’ve …
Table of Contents Why Black Bears Eat Almost Nonstop in Late Summer (And What It Means for Your Yard) As summer begins to wind down, many people notice an increase …
Table of Contents The Monarch “Super Generation”: Why This Butterfly Lives 8 Months, Not 2 Weeks Most monarch butterflies live only a few weeks as adults. Yet every year, one …