Outdoors
Marine heat waves disrupt the ocean food web
NEWPORT — Marine heat waves in the northeast Pacific Ocean create ongoing and complex disruptions of the ocean…
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The Great Owl War: Spotted vs. barred in Washington forests
Round head, dark eyes, a big puffy owl looks down from mid canopy at curious humans. A loud…
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Birding: Taking U.S. 101 to South Bend
Have you ever been to the Pacific County Museum in South Bend? It boasts a wonderful display of…
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Birding: Birds are on the move
Every day is a beautiful one here on the Peninsula. Even the rainy and stormy days have a…
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Many on Long Beach Peninsula report bird sightings
Our readers are once again seeing some interesting species of birds, including a rarity or two. It is…
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Old-fashioned sweet peas fill the garden with fragrance
CORVALLIS — Sweet peas are a classic flower in English gardens since they were introduced in the 17th…
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Still has its wiggle: Chinook hatchery leaps back to life
CHINOOK — For the first time in 15 years, fish are swimming again at the Chinook Hatchery. Around…
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11 days of coastal razor clam digs start March 7
OLYMPIA — Razor clam diggers have more digging opportunities on coastal beaches beginning March 7, Washington Department of…
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WSU Master Gardener Workshops: March
LONGVIEW — On Tuesdays at noon WSU Master Gardeners present weekly free online programs. In addition, for those…
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Birding: Crossbills travel for cones
In winter some birds are common, while others are absent. Why? The answer to the question is food.…
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