Listen to the 5 Voices of Birds (Video)
This post contains affiliate links. I’ve written before about bird language and how you can use it to learn about your surroundings. I’ve explained how birds see everything that … Continue Reading →
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Mystery Caves
I didn’t set out to find the caves. I was searching for solitude. Like my neighbors, I was staying-at-home as COVID infections peaked. And the time indoors had been wearing … Continue Reading →
Devastation at Big Basin
Many of you have joined me for a hike through the redwood forest at Big Basin Redwoods State Park. Big Basin is California’s first state park, created in 1902. Its … Continue Reading →
Back Scratch Fever (Video)
This week on NatureOutside’s Facebook page we are reviewing a series of articles I wrote about trailing the American Black Bear. One of the easiest bear signs to detect is … Continue Reading →
As the Wind Blows… Estimating Wind Speed
This article contains affiliate links… Do you pay attention to the wind? I pay attention when I’m in the field tracking wildlife. But primarily I use wind direction. Stalking an … Continue Reading →
Risk of Bear Attack (Humor)
I want to share this humorous chart that’s been floating around social media. It appears to be from Reddit, first posted by Scott Furman. Your risk from bear attack … Continue Reading →
You’ve Got Gall!
We all need shelter. Whether it’s a shack in the woods or a condo in Miami Beach, we need protection from the elements to grow and thrive. Some insects … Continue Reading →
The Magic of Game Cameras (Video)
Sometimes when I hike in the Santa Cruz mountains, I feel I’m being watched. Often, I discover wildlife hiding nearby. But sometimes I trace this feeling to a nearby … Continue Reading →
I Googled My Symptoms (Humor)
Yep, that’s about right. This meme was circulating on Facebook during the coronavirus quarantine. I thought you’d enjoy it. Related Articles on NatureOutside Outhouse Cartoon (Humor) Are We … Continue Reading →
Bushcraft Project: Make Your Own Tongs
If you spend any time reading the bushcraft forum, BushcraftUK, then you’ve read articles by John Fenna. John is an outdoor instructor and author who often posts on the … Continue Reading →