Outdoors
Birding: A rose-breasted grosbeak becomes an accidental tourist
On Oct. 9, Dan and Sharron Luckey of Ocean Park were visited by an accidental tourist, namely the…
Outdoors
Clam season paused over marine toxin increase; harvested clams still safe to eat
PENINSULA — Health officials hit the pause button on fall razor clam digging on Oct. 21 because samples…
Life
Behold the wonders of Willapa Bay: New overlook provides front-row seat
Just daylight, and the bay is ebbing, exposing shoals and sloughs and a vast array of waterways that…
Outdoors
WDFW officials offer five tips for living with black bears in fall
Fall is here, and Washington’s black bears are stocking up fat reserves for winter hibernation. When it comes…
Life
Control slugs now as they lay eggs to hatch in spring
CORVALLIS — Just as we begin to think about wrapping things up in the garden for the season,…
Life
Birding: Corvids, some of the best brains of the bird world
American crows and common ravens belong to the group of birds called corvids. Thus, they are related and,…
Life
WDFW approves six-day razor clam dig on ocean beaches, emphasizes digging while distancing
LONG BEACH and OCEAN PARK — Shellfish managers have approved six more days of razor clam digging starting…
Life
Birding: Orange-crowned-warblers: Have you ever seen the orange?
Some birds have names that are often hard to fathom. They don’t seem quite right. The ring-necked duck,…
Life
Safest place may be at sea say Portlanders who have cast off on global circumnavigation
ILWACO — There is probably no better place to social distance than on a small boat in the…
Life
Birding: ‘Birding 101,’ an informal course
Many of us often see birds that we don’t recognize. The question is, what can the bird tell…
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