7 Reasons Bees Are Getting Harder To Find In Washington
Lately, Washington gardens feel a bit too quiet, and I’ve definitely noticed the lack of those familiar little buzzers. It’s strange how much emptier a …
Lately, Washington gardens feel a bit too quiet, and I’ve definitely noticed the lack of those familiar little buzzers. It’s strange how much emptier a …
Arkansas has some unexpected houseguests you’re simply not allowed to touch, even if they show up in the most inconvenient spots. I remember being shocked …
The first time I spotted those strange leaf balls in an Arkansas tree, I actually squinted at them trying to convince myself they were nests. …
Possums in Tennessee might look chaotic, but they’re often more helpful than people realize. I used to shoo them away instantly until I learned how …
A possum in the yard may appear like a nuisance, especially when it strolls across the patio at dusk or noses around the trash cans. …
More acorns underfoot often point to shifts in weather patterns, tree health, or natural cycles in Tennessee’s oak populations. Acorn production rises and falls in …
South Carolina yards often showcase personal taste: a splash of color, a favorite hobby, or a piece of decor with a story behind it. Yet …
Pennsylvania doesn’t mess around when it comes to protecting its trees—and for good reason. Some species are off-limits, and cutting them down could lead to …
Georgia homeowners might soon notice changes in what they can plant in their yards. Several popular ornamental plants have spread beyond gardens and now threaten …
Georgia neighborhoods are changing, and not everyone is happy about it. Homeowners associations and local governments are cracking down on certain yard features that they …
West Virginia evenings used to feel alive with tiny flickers, and I still catch myself looking for them out of habit. It’s strange how quiet …
Yard boundaries in Georgia can turn prickly fast when shrubs get involved. I’ve heard enough stories to know mistakes happen quicker than you think. A …
Growing your own food sounds like a great idea, right? Fresh vegetables and fruits from your backyard can save money and taste amazing. But before …
Possums in West Virginia have a funny way of showing up when you least expect them. Before handling one, there’s a whole list of things …
Pennsylvania has some unexpected limits on what you’re allowed to grow, even if the plants look totally harmless. I stumbled across one of these banned …
Massachusetts enforces plant transport rules to guard forests, farms, and native habitats. Certain species carry pests or diseases, and others spread aggressively once established. State …
Mississippi’s outdoors can feel gorgeous until you remember how many things out there sting or bite. I’ve learned that knowing what lives nearby makes exploring …
Raccoons show remarkable intelligence and persistence around Massachusetts homes. They exploit food access, shelter gaps, and human habits, which can lead to property damage or …
Georgia gardeners love trying new things, but a few innocent-looking crops can land you in trouble fast. I found one on a friend’s patio once …
The average Ohio backyard often feels like a personal retreat: a place for weekend bonfires, a splash of personality, maybe a hobby or two that …
Washington’s cities aren’t just home to people—they’re bustling habitats for all kinds of wild creatures. From raccoons rummaging through trash cans to coyotes trotting down …
Finding a turtle in your backyard can be an exciting surprise, especially here in New Jersey where several native species make their homes. These shelled …
Virginia’s charming suburbs are under quiet attack—from plants that were never meant to be here. Invasive species are spreading fast, crowding out native greenery and …
I remember spotting one of those weird leafy clumps high up in a Louisiana tree and thinking a giant bird must’ve moved in overnight. After …
You might be surprised by the creatures hanging around Missouri yards, and some of them come with rules you definitely don’t want to mess with. …
Indiana has its fair share of insects that can cause real trouble if they’re left alone. I’ve run into a couple of these in my …
Seeing a coyote in your Virginia backyard can be a real surprise—especially with kids or pets nearby. These wild animals are showing up more often …
Purple marks on Wisconsin trees can be surprising if you’re not used to seeing them. I remember spotting a few on a walk and wondering …
Lately, it feels like each time I step into my Missouri garden, I notice fewer of those tiny buzzing workers zipping around the flowers. It’s …
Your Texas kitchen feels extra busy in November, and one festive plant quietly hates every second of it. I learned fast that poinsettias really don’t …
North Carolina homeowners might soon face surprising new rules about what they can keep in their yards. Local governments across the state are considering bans …
Fireflies in Kentucky aren’t glowing the way they used to, and it’s becoming more noticeable. I’ve watched their numbers drop around my home and needed …
New Jersey takes tree protection seriously, and cutting down certain species without permission can cost you big money. State laws protect specific trees that play …
Rats can sneak into California yards fast, but certain plants make your space a lot less inviting to them. I added a few of these …
Raccoons are clever critters that love exploring Virginia yards, especially when food and shelter are easy to find. Before you decide how to handle these …
Coyotes now roam suburbs and small towns across Pennsylvania, sometimes stepping right into backyards. A calm, informed response can prevent conflict and keep everyone safe. …
As summer winds down in North Carolina and nectar sources begin to dwindle, hummingbirds follow an internal clock that tells them it’s time to move. …
Tennessee cities are buzzing with more than just people and traffic these days. Wild animals have quietly made themselves at home, adapting to urban life …
Ever spotted a strange ball of leaves high up in a Tennessee tree and wondered if birds built it? You’re not alone—many people mistake these …
Oklahoma’s wildlife laws protect certain animals that might wander into your yard or even make their way inside your home. While it might seem natural …