Hummingbird season at Moberly Lake ends as greens fade
June at Moberly Lake notes richer bird activity with twelve females and fledglings at feeders while male rufous and calliope hummingbirds depart for Mexico in mid July. She describes nectar dilution, energy conservation in cold, and the agile yet fragile world of fledgling blue jays and a hawk misadventure. June, a longtime resident, shares observations from over two decades.
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Earthworms Boost Garden Health Says Expert Advice
An expert notes there is no such thing as too many earthworms in a garden. In soil they pull nutrients deeper, compost waste, and aerate effectively, though containers with few soil nutrients can hinder plant growth. The piece highlights the value of earthworms and cites garden club notices and local horticulture events.
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