Randy Hinz, a horticulturist who lives next door, looked down from Mr. Soulé's porch to his own still-wild backyard.
They highlight sustainable agriculture, wild food, backyard gardening, soil health, and more.
The first time we saw a hummingbird in the "wild" (read: backyard), we were absolutely amazed at how such a teeny bird could even exist, let alone visit an everyday outdoor space.
The province, which concealed the emergence of the SARS virus for four months in late 2002 and early 2003, has not acknowledged a flu problem in birds despite a spate of deaths of wild birds and backyard chickens in Hong Kong near the Guangdong border.
Carson, born in Kentucky in 1809 and raised in Missouri, made the wild Rocky Mountains his backyard during years as a fur trapper, mountain man and guide; his Indian-fighting exploits became so legendary that they inspired a shelf of highly imaginative dime novels penned by tenderfoot Easterners.
We've seen kids running wild in our backyard, firing off Nerf Rebelle darts, shooting Zing arrows.
This paper describes these achievements, with a focus on the partnership's five major areas of emerging infectious disease research: wild migratory birds, backyard poultry systems, socio-economic impact, policy analysis, and control measures.
Yet another client, Chris Ridley, departed WGBH, the Boston public TV station where he was vice president for corporate communications, to start For the Birds, a Concord, Mass., backyard wild-bird store.
Animal Planet gave us several hundred dollars to throw a wild jam in our backyard for the network to film.
Tiger lilies grow in wild patches across my backyard, and the Art Nouveau movement is one of the most visually attractive to me.
