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Nature Trail
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Each week, The Times applauds an organization, activity or individual in our community with a special photo gallery.
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Eat up!
Steve "Wildman" Brill, a naturalist who has studied edible plants in the wild, mugs for the camera as he goofs around with onion grass in Larchmont Sunday, Nov. 16. Check out this week's applauds |
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Exploring the great outdoors
Steve "Wildman" Brill, a naturalist who has studied edible plants in the wild, led a walking tour along the stretch of the Leatherstocking Trail in Larchmont Sunday, Nov. 16. |
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Sibel Catto, 9, of Mamaroneck uses a loupe to peer at a piece of a "turkey tail" mushroom, a non-toxic fungus.
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Ruby Chen of Manhattan takes notes on the medicinal uses of local plants.
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Chen leans in for a closer look at a poison ivy stem that maintains its toxic properties despite the lack of leaves held by Brill
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Brill goofs around with onion grass.
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Nature enthusiasts follow Brill along the trail.
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Non-toxic fungi that grows on tree trunks.
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Sibel Catto, 9, of Mamaroneck, makes a face after she tasted a piece of raw onion grass.
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A blue heron wades into a creek that flows along the Leatherstocking Trail.
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