Outdoors
Birding: Who is at the feeder now?
Nestlings abound and our feathered friends are feeding their youngsters. Soon they will leave the nest, beg for…
Outdoors
Gardening can be accessible to all with some adjustments
CORVALLIS — Gardening is one of the more therapeutic things a person can do — emotionally, mentally and…
Outdoors
Living with Washington coyotes
In pioneer days, coyotes (Canis latrans) were restricted primarily to the sagebrush lands, brushy mountains, and open prairies…
Outdoors
Birding: Stewardship and other news
Occasionally something happens that triggers thoughts about our responsibilities to the birds and all wildlife. Dogs let loose…
Life
Birding updates: A barn swallow high rise and other news
A few weeks ago, I wrote about the swallows that were better late than never! I have since…
Outdoors
Birds of the North America’s prairies: A photo essay
North Dakota, South Dakota, Montana, Nebraska, Kansas, Oklahoma, Texas, Wyoming, Colorado and New Mexico, along with the Canadian…
Outdoors
WSU Master Gardener Online Workshops: June
LONGVIEW — On Tuesdays at noon WSU Master Gardeners present weekly online free programs. June 6, Tuesday, noon:…
Outdoors
Beneficial bats help control insects in the garden
CORVALLIS — With a swish of his cape, Count Dracula ruined the reputation of bats forevermore. Maybe. In…
Outdoors
Birding: Watch for wonderful warblers
The spring arrival of the wood warblers is the highlight for many birders. It certainly is for me!…
Outdoors
Willapa Refuge — a brand new path!
It’s a rainy day and I need a break from the inside. Lightbulb! A quick trip to the…
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