After feeding, a monarch butterfly flies off a swamp milkweed, which is planted in a large pot in Amherst. Photo by Connie Oswald Stofko by Connie Oswald Stofko The Buffalo River doesn’t start on fire any more. Rarely do you see litter tossed out of car windows. And you have most likely seen a local garden with one or more native plants in it. Those are just three changes that I’ve seen in Western New York since the first Earth…
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