Spanning Time & Tides in Poetry
April Poetry month has come to an end today. The poems (like my last entry) stem from…
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Song Sparrow Sings the Pacific Ocean
I have a confession. There is no hardship in this brief tale of attending to the inventive…
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Mistbow: In praise of the Oregon Institute of Marine Biology and Jerry Rudy
How is it that mist becomes an archway over Coos Bay? How is it that worries mist…
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birds | butterflies | Nature | ocean | trees
The Woman Who Slept in a Tree
Far away on the west coast of Mexico where the sea gentles inward to form a cove…
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A Constancy of Calling Kingfishers
Wow! Sometimes what else can you write after two splendid hours in the presence of chattering, rattling,…
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“Wandering” Naturalist Gets Educated
When I read a New York Times article earlier this month that the Entomological Society of America…
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archeology | birds | Nature | ocean | Philosophy
Finding the Spiral in Chacala, Mexico
WIth one slow glide of his forefinger, our guide Mauricio traces the spiral carved deep in the…
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climate change | conservation | Nature | ocean | poetry | Rivers
“Night Walking” and other Poems of the Mornings
A daily practice of Kim Stafford-inspired writing of recollection, aphorism, and poem attempt has become one of…
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Runes of Winter Dunes
Frost highlights strange runes upon the Oregon dunes. First the winds brush symbols. Squiggles. Diamonds. Arcs. Waves….
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