A lanky and mysterious stranger arrived in Provincetown last week, where he is often seen loitering near the famous Boy Beach at the west end. Flamboyantly arrayed in feathers, this visitor has developed quite a following, but it’s not for a drag show at the Post Office Cabaret.

Nelson Sigelman writes about a friend who is an island fisherman with a mysterious past.

On this episode of The Garden Lady, C.L. speaks with Kelly D. Norris, author of the book, Your Natural Garden.

Years ago, Lou Quattrucci’s neighbor came home from a trip to Italy with a gift. It was a bottle of creamy limoncello.

As I write on this coldest day of the season thus far, it seems wise to discuss an indoor birding activity almost universally enjoyed by bird fanciers – backyard bird feeding.

After years of watching people leave Nantucket during the winter, I decided I wanted to be one of them. Not for the whole winter, just for a week

This week on The Garden Lady, C.L. speaks with Jazmine Albarran, the director of Seed Your Future.

A Barnstable-based couples therapist turned matchmaker turned filmmaker is launching a project called, “Who could love them?” So far, she’s recruited over 100 people for the reality TV dating opportunity.

Around this time every year, Elspeth talks with a local farmer or gardener about ordering seeds for the upcoming growing season. This year, she’s branched into aquaculture.

I thought it might have been a female Ring-necked Duck, but a view through my spotting scope showed the characteristic cowlick of a female Tufted Duck, a rare visitor from Europe.