Nature News

Murfreesboro’s Catfeine Cat Cafe Celebrates Five Years of Feline Fun

Prescribed Burn at Stones River Battlefield Protects Park’s Ecology, Historical Appearance

Preserving Our Natural Treasures: Murfreesboro Natural Resources Volunteer Coordinator Jo VerMulm Encourages Community to Help Keep the Parks Clean

Northern Cardinals Add Vibrant Burst of Red to Snowy Winter Backdrop

Beavers Exhibit Construction Skills Crafting Dams and Lodges

Bats: Guardians of the Night Help Keep Mosquito Populations Down

The Fall Months Still Offer Plenty of Growing Opportunity in Tennessee Gardens

Nature’s Living Light Show: Fireflies Create Beautiful Display of Bioluminescence Each Summer

Bears in the Mid-State: Multiple Black Bear Sightings in Middle Tennessee

The Polar Vortex: Homeowners Discovering Which Trees and Shrubs Survived Last Winter’s Drastic Freeze

Protect Hummingbirds from Lethal Mold in Your Feeders

Overwintering Insects Emerging on Warmer Days

Home Is Where the Nest Is

Honeybee Swarms Make Dramatic Sight When Queen Bee Takes Workers to Search for New Hive Location

Many Area Animals to Enter Hibernation as Winter Begins, Dealing With the Season by Turning Down Metabolism and Taking a Long Winter’s Nap

Canada Geese Flying in V-Formations as Winter Approaches, Large Waterfowl Common Even in City Parks

Sky Dancers: Look Up as Birds Present Murmurations, Amazing Clouds of Swirling Patterns

The Praying Mantis: An Unpredictable Predator but a Friend to Humans

Monarch Butterfly Populations Declining, But Those in Murfreesboro Can Plant Milkweed to Help Species

Don’t Be Scared of Snakes; Most Creatures in the Animal Kingdom Will Leave You Alone

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