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Can I call cows old friends?
That is where they were. Four English Longhorns in the forest, suggesting they had always been there.

Glen Sealy
Jul 244 min read
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They Chose Me
But the butterflies came first. They were the reason we were there.

Glen Sealy
Jun 55 min read
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What the Owls Taught Us: Part Two
A Barn Owl family can consume thousands of rodents in a single season, this is part of what makes them so ecologically valuable, providing natural pest control that benefits farmers and landowners across the country

Glen Sealy
May 155 min read
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Fungi - What the Dead Tree is Doing
They appear on what is dead or dying, and they are the mechanism by which death becomes life again.

Glen Sealy
Apr 34 min read
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The New Arrivals
Two tiny fluff balls, only days old, wobbling around on feet that were clearly several sizes too large for the rest of them.

Glen Sealy
Mar 203 min read
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Two Days, Two Bees
Bees pollinate a vast proportion of the food we eat and the wildflowers that hold ecosystems together.

Glen Sealy
Mar 113 min read
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Why are Eurasian Coots building nests with our trash?
Any day now, their chicks would appear. I was determined to be there when they did.

Glen Sealy
Feb 74 min read
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In-Between Moments: The Scenes We Almost Miss.
Existing in the space between one intentional moment and the next.
And then the light changed.

Glen Sealy
Jan 276 min read
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When Nature Gets Messy: Photographing Wildlife in Less-Than-Perfect Conditions.
The overnight downpour had turned everything to mud. Their usual sanctuary was a sodden mess...

Glen Sealy
Jan 264 min read
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Beneath the Branches: A Morning at the Lake
There's a quiet kind of magic that lives at the edge of the lake

Glen Sealy
Jun 13, 20251 min read
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