June is the perfect time to visit the rich, lively wetlands that so many birds call home. This month’s newsletter is a full immersion into marsh magic! From celebrating 30 years of marsh monitoring (MMP), to meeting some quirky species that rely on these habitats, there’s plenty to explore. You’ll find a new blog that…
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Dear Mick, While February may still be wrapped in winter’s chill, it’s also a month of excitement, kicking off with the Great Backyard Bird Count (GBBC) next week. Running from 14-17 February, this event engages bird enthusiasts of all ages around the world in counting birds to create a real-time snapshot of where the birds…
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Congratulations, Mike!
Michael Walsh writes, “imagination is the manipulation inside the mind of absent things.” Those moments lived in a long gone era, now absent, although forever at the forefront in our thoughts and hearts, are reclaimed by the poet as pivotal points to cohere a synthesis of a life story. So too in “Man and his Symbols” Jung reveals that the creative act is to dip into the well of the subconscious to bring forth the images of the unexplored worlds within us.
“Andy Warhol created his print, Jimmy Carter II 151 in 1976 as one of two prints depicting Carter. He was commissioned by the Democratic National Committee to design a portrait for Jimmy Carter’s presidential campaign. By employing Warhol as the artist, Jimmy Carter hoped to reach out to the younger voters and the voters of New…