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Tuesday, December 20, 2016

A tale written in snow (attempt #2)


Some people probably noticed a blank post last night or earlier today.  I spent more than an hour last night working on this post, only to have everything disappear when I hit publish.  This is not the first time something like this has happened.  Every once in a while Blogger (in conjunction with my internet browser) likes to go nuts.

So let's try this again...

Last week while photographing the river ice at Mill Pond Park I happened to look down and notice something interesting in the new snow on the bridge.


What do you see?  Who or what has left its mark in the snow?

Thursday, February 27, 2014

Good deer, bad deer - A Cartoon from 1960

Last week I shared a cartoon by Oscar "Ozz" Warbach from the January - February 1961 issue of Michigan Conservation.

I thought I would share another Ozz Warbach cartoon from Michigan Conservation (March-April 1960).

One of the biggest complaints that we hear in our office is about wildlife damaging crops and other plants.  At the same time, many of the programs that we work on in our office are designed to help wildlife by improving habitat.  As illustrated by Mr. Warbach, the issue was much the same 50 years ago.