“Your average witch is just somebody who lives next to you and has this spiritual practice you don’t know about,” Deborah ...

Witches' broom formations are seen in this Virginia ... For instance, pine brooms are commonly caused by rust fungus. Fungal infections also can affect cherry trees and blackberry bushes.

The summer had been dry and the area experienced a drought, which wasn’t hospitable for ergot growth; the villagers soon began ingesting a new, fungus-free grain store. Other witch trials, however, ...

Across the country, revelers are dressing in costumes and gliding across bodies of water on stand-up paddleboards to ring in ...

This is a yellow jelly fungus, also called witch’s butter – a name that makes sense because this image looks like something you might find bubbling in a witch’s cauldron. The name is a nod to the ...

Meet a Milwaukee witch - meaning a woman who practices Wicca - and find out what it really means to have this label. Warts not necessary. More then one million Americans identify as Pagans or ...

The best Halloween decorations sometimes come directly from nature. Intricate spider webs, enormous pumpkins, and a fungus that might stop you dead in your tracks. Commonly called dead man’s ...

In the 21st century, you’re far more likely to encounter a TV witch who’s smart and stylish, and whose beauty is part of her ...

Thomasin, “The Witch” “Everyone deserves a chance to fly.” — Winnie Holzman, “Wicked” “You’d think they’d never seen a girl and a cat on a broom before.” — Jiji ...