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Feathered Friends with Sherrie Versluis Living in Canada is a great thing for nature lovers. We are so fortunate to have such a diverse amount
By Robert Wrigley It was a late afternoon when I decided to relax by reading a book in my backyard gazebo in Winnipeg. As I
Nobody likes slugs. Well, nobody except, maybe, five-year-old boys. For gardeners, they chew holes in foliage and leave a very difficult-to-wash-off slime on your gloves
Monarchs and viceroys are often confused due to their strikingly similar appearance. While once thought to be a one-sided mimicry, research shows both butterflies benefit
Do the birds and the bees get a little drunk sometimes? They certainly seem to, at least some of them. Stories from birds getting drunk
By Shauna Dobbie I bet you wish you could actually dissect all the Canada thistles out there and trash them. This plant is not native
If you want to have monarchs and other butterflies in your garden, plant nectar-rich flowers. Make sure your choices bloom in fall to give the
By Dorothy Dobbie They look blue. You’d swear they are blue, a very striking, and intense blue kind of blue. But they are not. In
1. Not from Turkey. There are three species of turkey, if you count the domesticated one, and all are from North and Central America. When
1. Pigeons as navigators. Like humans, salmon and dolphins, pigeons carry magnetite in their brains and in their upper beaks that is credited with giving
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