Welcome back to HabiChat!
Hello, Habichatters!
In this summer issue, you'll find a native animal profile about one of my favorite avians, along with a discussion of native lawn alternatives and resources for planting low growers. As summer reading programs gear up, we're offering some suggestions of our favorite books for young naturalists to add to your lists. And finally, don't forget to bling out your native gardens with colorful certification signs to educate your neighbors. Congrats to all our student readers for another academic year completed, and have a great summer!
Sarah Witcher
Sarah.Witcher1@Maryland.gov
410-260-8566
Wood thrush by Lilian Cerdeira
This edition’s species profile features the hauntingly beautiful song of the wood thrush.
In This Issue
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Sarah Witcher
Maryland Wildlife and Heritage Service
Maryland Department of Natural Resources
580 Taylor Ave., E-1
Annapolis MD 21401
Sarah.Witcher1@maryland.gov
410-260-8566
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