Joan Morris is a Pets & Wildlife Columnist at the Bay Area News Group. She focuses on themes related to animals, including animal care, rescue, and rights, as well as agriculture and farming topics. Joan's work has been featured in various publications, including Newsweek, the Finger Lakes Times, and the Marin Independent Journal.
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Joan Morris's coverage focuses on local events and topics related to wildlife, animal behavior, pest control, nature, science, family & relationships. She often provides "how-to" guides and covers evolving stories with seasonal relevance.
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By: Joan Morris
Plus, a solution for feeding stray cats (and not the raccoons)
By: Joan Morris
It is best to leave a nest with eggs undisturbed until the babies leave home
A puddler consisting of water and sand will often attract the winged beauties
The insects are probably hunting for a variety of smaller, soft-body insects that they feed on.
The insects are probably hunting for a variety of smaller, soft-body insects that they feed on.
The birds are safe because they don't take in enough poison to be harmed DEAR JOAN: Hummers come to my garden for a variety of flowers, no problem.
Experts say it's important to be cautious if you encounter an injured critter DEAR JOAN: This is a difficult subject but I truly need an answer.
The birds are safe because they don’t take in enough poison to be harmed
Scrape marks on an oak tree in the Acalanes Ridge Open Space wefre most likely the result of a broken heart
By: Joan Morris
DEAR JOAN: Why would my two indoor cats rather drink water from a flower arrangement than from their own water dish? — Florence Bell, Los Gatos
