To See More Wildlife, Learn Bird Language
Collision Course The deer came crashing through the underbrush heading straight for me. I was rooted in place not by fear; I just didn’t know what else to do. They … Continue Reading →
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An Air Disaster and Historical Hike
British Commonwealth Pacific Airlines Flight 304 departed Honolulu bound for San Francisco. It was October 28, 1953. And as the DC-6 climbed into the night it immediately encountered problems. … Continue Reading →
Where do Birds go When it Rains?
After three years of severe drought, Mother Nature is making up for it all in one go. Prolonged heavy rain often gets me thinking. And the question that springs to … Continue Reading →
Birds Think You are a Scary Dinosaur!
What does a bird see when it looks at you? I’m convinced it sees a scary dinosaur. And I have the numbers to back me up. The … Continue Reading →
Discount on American Red Cross Online Training for NatureOutside Readers
I received an Email from the American Red Cross today letting me know they are offering a discount on their online training courses. I am allowed to pass the … Continue Reading →
10 Equipment Gifts for Bushcrafters, Nature Lovers, and People Who Love the Outdoors (2014)
It can be hard to shop for someone who likes the outdoors. You want to get them something they will use and enjoy. A gift that matches their interests … Continue Reading →
And The Winner Is…
Congratulations to Vickie from Portland!!! Vickie won the autographed copy of David Lukas’ book, A Year of Watching Wildlife. The photography in the book is outstanding. It is also fun … Continue Reading →
Owl Class – The Harry Potter School of Bushcraft
As I drifted off to sleep, I heard a great horned owl call in the distance “hoo-h’HOO-hoo-hoo.” I listened intently, wanting to confirm what I had heard. The house … Continue Reading →
Happy Thanksgiving, Indigethanx, and a Turkey Story
I want to wish you a Happy Thanksgiving! The holiday celebrates the fall harvest, the change of seasons, and generosity. It allows us to take a moment from … Continue Reading →
Half Dome – Almost!
There are few features as iconic, or as beautiful, as Half Dome in Yosemite National Park. But it is not easy to get there. You won’t see a … Continue Reading →