Outdoors
Fish forecasts show higher 2018 spring/summer Chinook returns
COLUMBIA RIVER — More spring Chinook salmon will be heading upstream to the Upper Columbia and Snake rivers…
Outdoors
Birdwatching Christmas Bird Count team finds two sapsuckers
Dec. 16 was the day of the Christmas Bird Count here on the Peninsula. The weather was perfect…
Outdoors
Birdwatching: Snowy owls are back on Peninsula
As autumn turns into winter, some familiar birds return. This year, we’re also seeing one of our most…
Outdoors
Marine mammal populations grow on a diet of salmon
A rebound in marine mammal populations on the West Coast has come with unintended consequences for salmon. A…
Life
Volunteer for bird count set for Dec. 16
By Dr. Madeline Kalbach For the Observer WILLAPA BAY — Counting birds can be fun and it helps…
Outdoors
Birdwatching Look for red-tails in the sunset
As autumn wanes there are still many days warmed by the sunshine. Sunny days are the perfect kind…
Outdoors
Positions open on Columbia River Salmon and Steelhead Recreational Anglers Board
OLYMPIA — The Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife is seeking nominations for four vacant positions on a…
Outdoors
‘Good luck, big girl!’ Stranded sea turtle rescued at Cape D
ILWACO — The Seaside Aquarium recovered a 50-pound olive ridley sea turtle that came ashore this week near…
Life
He’s got a razor! Clamming is fundamental to coastal living
My cousin Bob Bell, who lives in Naselle, reminded me last week that clam digging meant something entirely…
Outdoors
Exotic sea creatures can be found on seashore
SEASIDE — The Seaside Aquarium made some unusual finds over the past several days, including a triple-sail Velella…
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