Outdoors
Birding: The pelican brief: An update
Every so often I learn about pelicans from Chinook Observer readers. This month is no exception! Thus, I…
Outdoors
Does new video series mark a WDFW pivot toward conservation?
The Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife wants you to know that it cares about biodiversity. A new…
Outdoors
Vultures: An invaluable species
One of our most maligned bird species is the vulture. In our case, the turkey vulture. Many people…
Outdoors
Savor wild mushrooms: Relish them but don’t be greedy
Fall is the ideal time to look for wild mushrooms in the Columbia-Pacific region, and the season ahead…
Life
Birding: Fish hawk or fish eagle or… osprey!
The other day I was accompanied by a loud, forlorn, sounding scream as I walked gingerly through our…
Outdoors
Why this Northwest bird population is still searching for a home
A population of roughly 10,000 pairs of Caspian terns that’s nested on a man-made island in the Columbia…
Outdoors
Birding: There is a season, turn, turn, turn
Every once in a while I wonder when I will see certain shorebirds again. I always hope to…
Outdoors
Ocean salmon season reopening for one day: Sept. 4
Marine Area 1 (Ilwaco) recreational salmon fishing season reopens Wednesday, Sept. 4 only Action: Opens one day of…
Outdoors
Master gardeners focus on dahlias Sept. 13-14
ILWACO — The WSU Master Gardeners of Pacific County will be at the annual Dahlia Show sponsored by…
Outdoors
Birding: Glorious late-summer days on shore of Willapa Bay
Yesterday, I was once again reminded of the magic of August. Hundreds of double-crested cormorants gathered along edge…
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