Welcome 2021

It has been a challenging year for everyone including Nature Guys. Losing Bill Creasey in August was a loss for everyone who values connecting to the natural world. It would take a village of naturalists to replace him. Well we don't quite have a village but we have been able to assemble an amazing team to carry on the work of Nature Guys. Tune in to find out what Bob discovers at his sit spot. This episode also serves as a preview of the first five episodes in 2021. Related episodes: Sit Spot Our Friend Bill Watch for the Cooper's Hawk at Your Bird Feeder So You Want to Be a Naturalist with Charles Van Rees Firefighting Beavers with Gia Giammarinaro Witch Hazel Magic with Greg Torres

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