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Nancy Dugan

Nancy Dugan

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Online Editor, Bleeding Heartland

Iowa

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Total articles 148

  • Iowa wildflower Wednesday: Groundnut

    By Diane Porter, Nancy Dugan, Laura Belin Verified, Jack O'Connor Verified| Bleeding Heartland@ Diane Porter of Fairfield first published this post on My Gaia, an email newsletter “about getting to know nature” and “giving her a helping hand in our own backyards.” Diane also maintains the Birdwatching Dot Com website and bird blog. Walking a damp trail at the woods edge, I’m surrounded by flowers. Pink and purple clusters of blossoms dangle from low branches and brush my face. This is Groundnut (Apios americana), a native flowering vine of North America.

    By Diane Porter, Nancy Dugan, Laura Belin Verified, Jack O'Connor Verified · Bleeding Heartland

    Aug. 28, 2024

  • Black History Month from Carver to Clark

    By Daniel Clark, Nancy Dugan, Laura Belin Verified, Jack O'Connor Verified| Bleeding Heartland@ Black History Month from Carver to Clark Wednesday, Aug 28 2024 0 Comments This column by Daniel G. Clark about Alexander Clark (1826-1891) first appeared in the Muscatine Journal on February 7, 2024. For the second year since becoming an official state holiday, February 1 was George Washington Carver Day. What better kickoff for Black History Month every year?

    By Daniel Clark, Nancy Dugan, Laura Belin Verified, Jack O'Connor Verified · Bleeding Heartland

    Aug. 28, 2024

  • Iowa wildflower Wednesday: Groundnut

    By Diane Porter, Nancy Dugan, Laura Belin Verified, Jack O'Connor Verified| Bleeding Heartland@ Diane Porter of Fairfield first published this post on My Gaia, an email newsletter “about getting to know nature” and “giving her a helping hand in our own backyards.” Diane also maintains the Birdwatching Dot Com website and bird blog. Walking a damp trail at the woods edge, I’m surrounded by flowers. Pink and purple clusters of blossoms dangle from low branches and brush my face. This is Groundnut (Apios americana), a native flowering vine of North America.

    By Diane Porter, Nancy Dugan, Laura Belin Verified, Jack O'Connor Verified · Bleeding Heartland

    Aug. 28, 2024

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