Seeds, Frazil, and Flocs: The Story of Ice

[Silverbacks ... Do you enjoy The Outside Story? I post them because I find them interesting, varied, well-written and completely consistent with the unwritten mission of this publication. But what about you? A little feedback goes a long way in determining what arrives in your Inbox. Speak, Silverbelles and 'Backs! SB SM] The Outside Story... Continue Reading →

Flying Tigers

By Susan Shea When our lilacs bloom in late May, pale yellow butterflies with black stripes arrive to feed on their nectar. These are tiger swallowtails. These exquisite butterflies have a broad black band along the edge of their forewings bordered with yellow dots. They also have small red spots and “tails” at the base... Continue Reading →

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