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A bumble bee gathers nectar from the pink flower clusters of swamp milkweed (Asclepias incarnata).

Bumble Bees: The Buzzing Backbone of Native Ecosystems

/ Pollinators, Wildlife

If you’ve spent time in a native garden, you’ve almost certainly met bumble bees. These fuzzy, buzzing pollinators belong to the genus Bombus, and they are among the most important keystone species in North America. For me, they’re a personal favorite — gentle in nature despite their size, and endlessly fascinating to watch as they […]

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A red cardinal sitting on a tree branch

Northern Cardinals: A Vibrant and Vital Part of the Ecosystem

/ Wildlife

The Northern Cardinal (Cardinalis cardinalis) is one of North America’s most recognizable and beloved birds. With their striking red plumage, clear whistled songs, and year-round presence, cardinals are a favorite for birdwatchers and backyard gardeners alike. But beyond their beauty, Northern Cardinals play a significant role in their local ecosystems. What Do Cardinals Look Like?

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