Autumn 2010
Table of Contents
- 02
- From the Center Walter Medwid
- 04
- Calendar
- 05
- Editorial Dave Mance III
- 07
- Conserve More Land Today Through Parcel Aggregation Keith Ross
- 09
- Letters to the Editors
- 11
- Hummers Bryan Pfeiffer
- 13
- Balsam Woolly Adelgid Virginia Barlow
- 15
- Why are Paper Birches so White? Michael Snyder
- 16
- Knots and Bolts
- 23
- Nannyberry, Viburnum lentago Virginia Barlow
- 24
- The Burning Question: Is Biomass Right for the Northeast? Chuck Wooster
- 32
- At Work with Taxidermist Leon Verville Dave Mance III
- 34
- Woods for the Woodcock Charles Fergus
- 42
- Rake and Splay: How I Learned to Make a Windsor Chair Stephen Long
- 48
- Got Fern? Controlling Native Invasive Plants Irwin Post
- 53
- Red Fox or Gray Fox? Susan C. Morse
- 54
- Discoveries
- Torching the Invaders Todd McLeish
- Whole-tree Harvesting Might Not Deplete Calcium Todd McLeish
- Bright Berries Beloved by Birds Todd McLeish
- 57
- Tricks of the Trade: Basic Chainsaw Maintenance Carl Demrow
- 63
- A Swiss Canoe Trip Robert Kimber
- 64
- WoodLit
- Natural Landscapes of Maine: A Guide to Natural Communities and Ecosystems Robert Bryan
- Tracks & Sign of Insects and Other Invertebrates Seabrooke Leckie
- The North American Porcupine Elise Tillinghast
- 67
- Mill Prices
- 71
- The Outdoor Palette Adelaide Tyrol
- 72
- A Place in Mind Mary Hays