Summer arrives like a blank slate. The warmth of the summer sunshine calls us outdoors to delight in all the bright colors — from the green, leafy trees to the flowers and fruits in full bloom. Butterflies are aflutter, flying from one nectar-rich flower to the next. Birds and other animals roam during these long lazy days, grazing and raising their young. Cool, clear waters of Missouri streams and rivers offer a respite during the dog days of Missouri summers, for animals and humans alike.
The days of summer are long, just waiting to be jam-packed with all nature has to offer. There truly is a story to be told in each and every day. What will your story say?
“Every summer has a story.” —unknown
Also In This Issue
Missouri’s wetlands offer attractive habitat for the great blue heron.
Hunters with disabilities connect with nature.
And More...
This Issue's Staff
Editor - Angie Daly Morfeld
Associate Editor - Larry Archer
Photography Editor - Cliff White
Staff Writer - Kristie Hilgedick
Staff Writer - Joe Jerek
Staff Writer – Dianne Van Dien
Designer - Marci Porter
Photographer - Noppadol Paothong
Photographer - David Stonner
Circulation – Marcia Hale