By the time we reach the month of August, nature’s mating cycle is largely complete. Migrating birds, bats and insects have journeyed to their mating grounds. Eggs have hatched. Nestlings have fledged. Young mammals have left the den.
Breeding colours, so vivid just weeks ago, have given way to the non-breeding plumages. Mammals are in the [...]
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Brent Johner has been writing about urban wildlife since 1998. Many of the articles here first appeared in the Calgary Herald, Calgary Gardening magazine or on Talk About Wildlife. Brent has also done dozens of radio, television, newspaper and magazine interviews on the subject of urban wildlife.