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May 16, 2025

Leaves of three let them be but maybe not always

May, Natural History, Natural Science, Spring, Wild edibles Anacardiaceae, Arianna Alexsandra Collins, Cardamine concatenata, Cashew family, flowers, food, foraging, Fragaria virginiana, Hearken to Avalon, Into the Outside, Leaves of three let them be, Mock Strawberry, nature, Poison Ivy, Potentilla indica, Toothwort, Toxicodendron radicans, Wild edibles, Wild Strawberry Leave a comment ariannaalexsandracollins

April 20, 2025

How Lady Liberty and Justice Prevailed

Liberty and Freedom, Spring Arianna Alexsandra Collins, gardening, Kali, Lady Justice, Lady Liberty, nature, Snakes, Spring, wildlife Leave a comment ariannaalexsandracollins

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March 10, 2025

Sunny Disposition: Coltsfoot and Forsythia

Natural History, Natural Science, Spring, Wild edibles Arianna Alexsandra Collins, Coltsfoot, food, foraging, Forsythia, Hearken to Avalon, Into the Outside, nature, Signs of Spring, son before the father, Wild edibles Leave a comment ariannaalexsandracollins

January 11, 2025

Antlers and Horns

Natural History, Natural Science, Winter animals, antler vs horn, Arianna Alexsandra Collins, Baby it's cold outside, deer, dehorned cow, Hearken to Avalon, hooved mammals, Into the Outside, nature, ruminants, ungulates, White-tailed Deer, wildlife, Winter 1 Comment ariannaalexsandracollins

November 3, 2024

Summer’s End and Sacrifice

Autumn, Natural History, Natural Science, Wiccan Holidays Arianna Alexsandra Collins, Autumn, food, garden, gardening, Hearken to Avalon, history, Into the Outside, Sacrifice, Samhain, squirrels, Summer's End, Winter Leave a comment ariannaalexsandracollins

September 4, 2024

Medicine and Food Underfoot: Getting to know Plantain and Sunroot

Autumn, Natural History, Natural Science, Wild edibles Arianna Alexsandra Collins, Broad-leaf Plantain, Common Plantain, foraging, Hearken to Avalon, Into the Outside, Jerusalem Artichoke, Plantago major L., Plantain, Sunchoke, Sunroot, Wild edibles Leave a comment ariannaalexsandracollins

July 21, 2024

Wait I can eat that? Flowers People Are Surprised They Can Eat

Natural History, Wild edibles Arianna Alexsandra Collins, Chicory, Cichorium intybus, edible-flowers, food, foraging, Hearken to Avalon, Into the Outside, Ki, Offerings for Community Building, Wild edibles Leave a comment ariannaalexsandracollins

April 28, 2024

Cooking with 2 May Wild Edibles: Yellow Morels and Ostrich Fern Fiddleheads

Spring, Wild edibles Arianna Alexsandra Collins, Fiddleheads, food, foraging, fungi, Hearken to Avalon, Into the Outside, Matteuccia Struthiopteris, Morchella esculenta, morel-mushrooms, Morels, mushrooms, Ostrich Fern, Ostrich Fern Fiddleheads, Wild edibles, Yellow Morel Leave a comment ariannaalexsandracollins

March 2, 2024

When they come in: Bats in the Attic

Natural History, Natural Science animals, Arianna Alexsandra Collins, bat guano, bats, bats hibernating, bats in attic, Bats of MA, Big Brown Bats, Eptesicus fuscus, Hearken to Avalon, Into the Outside, nature, wildlife 1 Comment ariannaalexsandracollins

January 6, 2024

Using “Ki” as a Pronoun for Nature

Natural History, Natural Science Arianna Alexsandra Collins, birding, birds, conservation, Dryocopus pileatus, Hearken to Avalon, Hoosic River, Into the Outside, Ki, Kin, nature, Pileated Woodpecker, wildlife Leave a comment ariannaalexsandracollins

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