Looking at winter habitats ...Middle East

CANFIELD — Winter has approached and we have hopefully retained some protective habitat for our pollinator insects. Creating and maintaining this habitat is essential for the coming summer’s pollinators. In theory, the best practice is, in the fall, to do nothing at all. Yet, we want our yards to look neat, but they should not be too neat. If leaves need to be raked, place them around dormant shrubs and other plant material which will keep the soil moist and provide nutrients to the plants throughout the winter. In autumn, we think of the monarch butterfly migration to Mexico, but many of our moths and butterflies remain here in various stages. We are familiar with the wooly moth caterpillar

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