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Category Archives: Natural History

November 1, 2022

Bog Beings: Wild Cranberry and Cattails

Natural History, Natural Science, Wild edibles Arianna Alexsandra Collins, Cattail, cattails, Hearken to Avalon, highbush cranberries, Into the Outside, Typha latifolia, Vaccinium macrocarpon, Viburnum opulus L. var. americanum Aiton, wild cranberry, Wild edibles Leave a comment ariannaalexsandracollins

September 5, 2022

Back-pocket Details: 2 Examples of Where and When to Find Wild Food: False Solomon Seal & Hemlock Varnish Shelf

Natural History, Natural Science, Wild edibles Arianna Alexsandra Collins, Autumn, False Solomon’s Seal, False Spikenard, Ganoderma tsugae, Hannah Jacobson-Hardy, Hearken to Avalon, Hemlock Varnish Shelf, Into the Outside, Maianthemum racemosum, Reishi, Solomon’s Plume, Sweet Birch Herbals, where and when to find wild food, Wild edibles Leave a comment ariannaalexsandracollins

Wild Foods with Cautionary Notes

Natural History, Natural Science, Wild edibles Arianna Alexsandra Collins, Blue cohosh, Feverfew, Hearken to Avalon, Herbal abortifacient, Herbal emmenagogue, Into the Outside, Queen Anne's Lace, Rue, wild carrot, Wild edibles Leave a comment ariannaalexsandracollins

A Noisy Neighbor and a Quiet One: Tales of the Carolina Wren and the Lilac

May flowers, Natural History, Natural Science, Spring, Wild edibles Arianna Alexsandra Collins, Carolina wren, Hearken to Avalon, Into the Outside, lilac, Signs of Spring, songbirds, Syringa, Thryothorus ludovicianus, Wild edibles Leave a comment ariannaalexsandracollins

Tasting Wintergreen: Ode to the Black and Yellow Birches

Natural History, Natural Science, Spring, Wild edibles Arianna Alexsandra Collins, Betula alleghaniensis, Betula lenta, black birch, Hearken to Avalon, Into the Outside, methyl salicylate, Wild edibles, wintergreen, yellow birch Leave a comment ariannaalexsandracollins

January 10, 2022

Sounds the Winter Winds Produce

Natural History, Uncategorized, Winter A Place in the Choir, Arianna Alexsandra Collins, Beaufort Scale, Bill Staines, Hearken to Avalon, Into the Outside, Winter Leave a comment ariannaalexsandracollins

November 2, 2021

November Vitamin See: Juniper Berries and Monkshood

Autumn, Natural History, Wild edibles Aconitum napellus, Arianna Alexsandra Collins, Hearken to Avalon, Into the Outside, juniper, Juniperus communis, Monkshood, Queen of poisons, Wild edibles Leave a comment ariannaalexsandracollins

September 1, 2021

Nurturing a Sense of Place with Seasonal Foods

Autumn, Natural History, Natural Science, Uncategorized, Wild edibles Arianna Alexsandra Collins, Artemisia vulgaris, Autumn, bitters, Black Cherry, Goldenrod, Hearken to Avalon, Into the Outside, Mugwort, Sense of place, Solidago, Wild edibles Leave a comment ariannaalexsandracollins

Sense of Place: Along the Road

Natural History, Poetry, Uncategorized along the road, alphabet of flowers, Arianna Alexsandra Collins, Hearken to Avalon, Pilgrimage, Sense of place, Sense of Place Consulting Leave a comment ariannaalexsandracollins

Pilgrimage and Place: The Ocean

Natural History, Wild edibles Arianna Alexsandra Collins, Erica Wheeler, Hearken to Avalon, Ocean, Pilgrimage, rugosa rose, Sense of place, Sense of Place Consulting, Wild edibles Leave a comment ariannaalexsandracollins

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