Outdoors
New WDFW hunting and fishing license system is up and running
OLYMPIA — The state’s new recreational license sales system became operational last week, and Washington Department of Fish…
Life
Birdwatching: Red-necked grebes seem to say ‘Come dance with me!’
Most grebes are dancers! The red-necked grebe is an especially good dancer. Dancing parallel to one another as…
Life
Explore the beach on New Year’s Day
CAPE DISAPPOINTMENT — On Jan. 1, Aaron Webster, Washington State Parks interpretive specialist, will lead a hike on…
Outdoors
’Tis the season for sea turtle stranding
NEWPORT — If you’re out walking the beach this winter, keep an eye open for stranded sea turtles.…
Life
Commission delists bald eagles, falcons, airs options on Columbia salmon policy
OLYMPIA — The Washington Fish and Wildlife Commission removed bald eagles and peregrine falcons from the state list…
Life
Fish & Feathers: Is it chilly out?
Is it chilly out? You bet it is! With a plunge in temperatures and recent snowfall, it’s definably…
Outdoors
Learn about local pollinators at Dec. 14 talk
ILWACO — Pollinators play an important role for a healthy ecosystem. On Dec. 14 at 6:30 p.m. at…
Outdoors
Make birds of Willapa National Wildlife Refuge and Peninsula count
It is almost time for the annual Audubon Christmas Bird count. It began in 1900 and is North…
Life
Birdwatching When it comes to herons, only one is ‘great’
The most common heron seen on the Peninsula is the great blue heron. It nests here and is…
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