April Poetry Month- Earth Day Release
The following are poems I’ve written for April Poetry Month–all in stages of becoming. I’m opening with…
Why is the female belted kingfisher more colorful than the male? What’s the secret to the brilliant…
This past Tuesday, I joined the weekly “Birding-by-Ear” walk in Sawyer Park by the Deschutes River in…
“We’ve learned that safeguarding a river requires that people become engaged in the future.”–Tim Palmer, Wild and…
I have a confession. There is no hardship in this brief tale of attending to the inventive…
This is the introduction essay for a series celebrating Oregon Wild’s 50th anniversary and the 60th anniversary…
Driving well below the speed limit, I took a day and a half to cover the 600…
“What would the Juniper hairstreak butterfly do without the tree that bears its name? How about the…
Yesterday, I counted 13 Pygmy Nuthatches on one caged suet block–sending the feeder spinning like a carousel….
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