From Blog
Descriptions and art from wildland areas.
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The Butcher Watchman
Movement caught my eye, and I glanced up through the windshield. The…
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Winnowing
My neck hurt. I’d been staring straight up for the last ten…
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The Grace of the Trumpeter Swan
The low-pitched trumpet came from behind us. Turning, I spotted two large…
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Fall Colors at Magnuson Park
The morning took on a yellow cast from the soft light filtering through the cottonwoods and willows. It made me stop, gaze, and listen. The fog had just lifted, but a sweet smell lingered around the Frog Ponds.
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Sunset at Mt. Totumas, Western Panama
The fight had been going on all day. The Caribbean was not…
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Discovering a Cirque in Mt. Rainer National Park
Clouds concealed Sourdough Ridge and filled both valleys. Mark and Karen, two…
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Migration of the Rufous Hummingbird
A flash of reddish-orange zipped by and dashed into the bushes at…
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Black Oystercatchers at March Point
“Oh, look, two Black Oystercatchers are in the rocks,” Craig said. One…
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