Outdoor Elements - October 8th, 2023
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Burning Bush is beautiful but has a dark secret. Evie shows how this decorative landscaping plant is pretty but also a problem.
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Birding is one of the favorite hobbies of those that love to explore nature. Evie had a chance to catch up with June Kohler who describes herself an "Ordinary Birder", but she has an extraordinary goal to explore all the sites on the Indiana Birding Trail. She'll share about some of the experiences she's had so far as she and Evie explores St. Patrick's County Park, which is one of the stops on the trail.
Get more info & a downloadable pdf guide here: https://indianabirdingtrail.com/
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What purpose do deer rubs serve? Evie shows us an example of a deer rub and shares why these rubs serve several purposes for the deer that creates the it and others that may be in the area. Be sure to follow and subscribe right here to see a new webisode every Wednesday.
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Sometimes confused with a Woolly Bear, this Giant Leopard Moth caterpillar is a different species that can also be found in fall. Evie discovered one under some leaves along the trail.
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The Works Progress Administration (WPA) was an ambitious employment and infrastructure program created by President Roosevelt in 1935 putting people to work all over the country. There are many examples of the work done in St. Joseph County still around in area parks and Evie was at Kernan Park to meet up with Gary Harrington, the Property Manager and Naturalist at Rum Village Park. They talked about how these projects came about and how they still bring beauty to many of our recreation areas. #OutdoorElements
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Swallows are somewhat unique in their wing shape and their short legs so they eat and drink on the wing. Evie shares more about these wonderful birds as she came across some just after sunset.
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