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Meghan McCarthy McPhaul

Meghan McCarthy McPhaul

Assistant Editor at Northern Woodlands

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  • English
Covering topics
  • Environment
  • Natural Resources

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Bird feet | Columnists | benningtonbanner.com - Bennington Banner

As spring’s crescendo of birdsong mellows now to a steadier summer trill, I listen for melodies I don’t recognize and try to figure out which birds are singing. I look
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Quaking aspen: Capturing winter light | Columnists ... - Bennington...

Near the house where I lived during my Colorado years, there was a trail that wove through a sprawling grove of perfect quaking aspen trees. In spring, the soft green
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Meghan McCarthy McPhaul: Spring raccoons | Columnists ... - Benning...

Often, during my forays into the woods behind our house, I wonder who might be occupying the holes carved into tree trunks by time and nature. The barred owls I
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Meghan McCarthy McPhaul: Spring raccoons

Often, during my forays into the woods behind our house, I wonder who might be occupying the holes carved into tree trunks by time and nature. The barred owls I
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The highly adapted turkey vulture | Columnists | benningtonbanner ....

“Mom, there’s a really big crow in the compost,” my son said one day early this spring, followed closely by, “Wait. What is that bird? It’s huge!“I peeked out the
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The Outside Story | British soldier lichens provide color pop - Ben...

British soldier lichens are among the first wild things I remember being able to identify as a child. I loved spotting this lichen during forays into the woods - on
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New England's Amazing Muskrats - The White River Valley Herald - ou...

We were touring the neighborhood backroads one summer evening when the kids noticed a sleek movement through a small pond. At first, we thought it was a beaver, but its smaller size and—once we got a closer look—slender tail revealed this swimmer as a muskrat. It went along its way, and we went along ours, happy to have spotted this <a href=“https://www.ourherald.com/articles/new-englands-amazing-muskrats/”>[…]</a>
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The Outside Story: Gentians provide fall color, bumblebee food

The deep purple caught my eye, an unexpected color amid the autumn-hued palette of gold, red and orange. I stooped to look more closely, thinking perhaps someone had dropped some
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The Outside Story: A snowy owl irruption — Waterbury Roundabout - W...

Here’s a quiz for Harry Potter fans: What kind of owl played Hedwig in the movies? If you guessed a snowy owl, you’re correct.&nbsp;
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Bloodroot, An Early Bloomer - The White River Valley Herald

Every spring, after the last of winter’s snow has completely melted and as I start the wonderful, dirty work of turning the soil of my vegetable beds, I find myself gazing often to the just-greening-up ground beneath the old apple tree behind the garden. It’s a rather unruly tree, sprouted at some p…
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The Outside Story: Critters, people flock to wild blueberries — Wat...

Among summer’s many sweet offerings are wild berries. And among these, blueberries are my favorite.
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The Outside Story: Blueberries: Summer treasures

Among summer’s many sweet offerings are wild berries. And among these, blueberries are my favorite. Years ago, I took to carrying large, empty yogurt containers in my car – and