Where the Wild Words Are
Paul Hetzler
Natural History
This heading is only a tiny bit less vague than "Everything," which was my original choice. Natural History comprises, well all that is or was once alive, including plants, animals, fossils, fossil fuels, fossorial moles, ossified old guys, and fungi. It's inevitable these categories overlap here and there. For example, emerald ash borers belong in the tree category (if not in actual trees), and in the invasive-species section. Very few facts have been made up. Please share your anecdotes, or excoriate me for glaring errors you find, by emailing me. Thanks. I hope you find something you enjoy.
Look: A Shiny New Thing!
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Foraging for Free Food:
It's a WILD read!
Trees My best friends are shady characters, many of whom are trees.
Wildlife Most of these animals exist, or so I have been told.
Insects --and other things with too many legs. Technically we are not supposed to call insects "bugs" unless they are in the order Hemiptera, e.g. leafhoppers & giant diving beetles. I don't know who enforces these rules or what the penalties are, but I'm not taking any chances.
Wild Plants, Mushrooms and Stuff All edible; some you can eat more than once.