Nickinatural

04/22/2025

Earth day! Thank this spinning ball of miracles today!💕👍

04/17/2025

Look out for our frog friends!

April is World Frog Month! 🐸Frogs across the United States are waking from hibernation, emerging to sing, leap, and search for mates. Visit Appalachian Station at the Nature Center to learn about these amazing amphibians. Lichen, a gray treefrog, will be waiting for you!

03/25/2025

Crying 💕🙏

03/09/2025

02/26/2025

Volunteer with the Bumble Bee Atlas

The Bumble Bee Atlas is a volunteer-powered community science effort to survey and conserve bumble bees. Trainings in some states start soon, so now is a great time to sign up. (If your state does not have an Atlas effort, you can still help by sharing your photo observations of bumble bees to BumbleBeeWatch.org.) Everyone is welcome to join the Bumble Bee Atlas 2024 Recap and Celebration on March 5.

Bumble Bee Watch is a community science project through the partnership of The Xerces Society, the University of Ottawa, Wildlife Preservation Canada, BeeSpotter, The Natural History Museum, London, and the Montreal Insectarium.

02/15/2025

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Experience Wonder

02/02/2025

Breakfast! How many health benefits from papaya? Lots and lots!

01/30/2025

I love just cooking a whole bunch and keeping them at the ready in the refrigerator so I can just take them out eat them cold or nuke themand eat them warm!

01/16/2025

This looks like a good snow day browse!

01/15/2025

I knew I felt something!

🚨 Viewers across the world can now see the planet parade of 2025! Here's how 👇🏻

As the twilight fades to darkness, look toward the southwestern horizon. There, you’ll spot Venus and Saturn appearing close together. Venus, the brighter of the two, will be unmissable.

Higher in the sky, you’ll find Jupiter, the second brightest speck of light in the night sky after Venus. Jupiter recently passed its opposition, making this one of the best times of the year to observe the gas giant with the naked eye.

Near the eastern horizon, Mars will shine brightly with its signature red hue, making it a captivating sight in the night sky. January is the best month of the year to observe the Red Planet, as it will steadily grow brighter leading up to its closest approach to Earth in over two years. On January 15, Mars will be at opposition. This means the planet will lie opposite the Sun and shine brightly throughout the night.

Uranus will be positioned near Jupiter, and Neptune will be close to Venus and Saturn. You will need optical aid to see both these ice giants as their magnitude is beyond the naked eye limit.

01/09/2025

This looks like it’s going to be awesome and inspiring!

01/08/2025

Recycling at its finest!