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Aaron Horrell
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March 15
Through the Woods: Is this a spider?
Discover the fascinating life cycle of dragonflies, from their underwater nymph stage to becoming agile mosquito hunters. Learn how to identify these critters and their vital role in nature.
Community
March 8
Through the Woods: Is this a valuable tree?
The American beech tree, a slow-growing species with tightly grained wood, plays a crucial role in supporting wildlife during cold winters. Despite lacking commercial value, its ecological importance is significant.
Community
March 1
Through the Woods: And you thought she was nice
In Southeast Missouri, a protective doe head-butts another to safeguard her fawn during winter, showcasing the defensive behaviors of whitetail deer in small herds. The fawn was unharmed.
Community
February 22
Through the Woods: A mallard duck
Late February marks an exciting time for observing mallard ducks as they prepare for spring migration. While some head north, many remain in Southeast Missouri to nest and raise their young.
Community
February 15
Through the Woods: A fantastic sunset
Winter may seem dreary, but its sunsets are often vibrant. Discover the stunning array of colors that can light up the sky just before sundown, even in the coldest months.
Community
February 8
Through the Woods: A lucky unlucky bird
A cold January day turned into a rescue mission for a white-breasted nuthatch that hit a window. Facing freezing temperatures and lurking predators, the bird was saved by a quick-thinking artist.
Community
February 1
Through the Woods: A natural beauty
Discover the red-bellied woodpecker, a vital resident of Southeast Missouri forests. Known for its distinctive drilling, this songbird not only feeds on insects, but also creates habitats for other wildlife.
Community
January 25
Through the Woods: Snow in the woods
Experience the beauty of a snowy Southeast Missouri landscape through the eyes of artist and outdoorsman Aaron Horrell. Discover how a winter storm transforms native wild grapevines into captivating scenes.
Community
January 18
Through the Woods: A winter closeup
A winter ice storm in Southeast Missouri created stunning, rare scenes of icicles and snow on deciduous holly, but also caused widespread power outages and damage to trees, including a friend's beloved holly.
Community
January 11
Through the Woods: Freezing rain can look cool
Freezing rain can cause havoc, but it also creates stunning natural art. On Jan. 5, icicles formed on hazelnut tree catkins, revealing intricate designs amid the winter chaos.
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