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Mid-Winter in the Pacific Northwest

Mid-Winter in the Pacific Northwest

Blue Skies As winter progresses in the Pacific Northwest, it’s an interesting time. Squirrels, Blacktail deer and songbirds can be […]

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Early Springtime on Humbug Mountain

Early Springtime on Humbug Mountain

Humbug Mountain In mid-February, I returned to the Oregon Coastal Mountains. This one had a big plus in its favor […]

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First Wildflower of the Year and Robins to be Seen: Is it Spring?

First Wildflower of the Year and Robins to be Seen: Is it Spring?

Wildflowers Blooming Some gardeners believe the first crocus in bloom signals the start of spring. Others wait for the equinox. […]

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A Winter View of Buxton Oregon from Wildcat Mountain

A Winter View of Buxton Oregon from Wildcat Mountain

Wildcat Mountain The Buxton area west of Portland was settled by Henry T. Buxton in 1884, and the town was […]

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Pittock Mansion and the Wildwood in the Wintertime

Pittock Mansion and the Wildwood in the Wintertime

Pittock Mansion On one of the early days of February, I visited the magnificent 16,000 square-foot Pittock Mansion. Perched atop […]

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Early February in the Pacific Northwest

Early February in the Pacific Northwest

Crows As winter progresses in the Pacific Northwest, it’s an interesting time. Squirrels and songbirds can be seen along urban […]

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Law School or Tryon Creek?

Law School or Tryon Creek?

Tryon Creek Ferns and small cedar trees carpet the forest floor, while hemlock trees find space on the hillsides. Large-leaf […]

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Wintertime in the Tualatin Hills

Wintertime in the Tualatin Hills

Migratory Birds Early winter in the Pacific Northwest is an exciting time. Mallard ducks can be spotted on ponds, while […]

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High on the Imnaha Divide

High on the Imnaha Divide

Ruffed Grouse The scenic 30-mile drive from Joseph to Imnaha is an adventure in itself. A highlight is the Imnaha […]

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Entering the BLast Zone

Entering the BLast Zone

Volcanic Landscape Mt. St. Helens’ active Spirit Lake stage began about 3,900 years ago, with eruptions punctuated by long dormant […]

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  • First Wildflower of the Year and Robins to be Seen: Is it Spring? February 15, 2026
  • A Winter View of Buxton Oregon from Wildcat Mountain February 13, 2026
  • Pittock Mansion and the Wildwood in the Wintertime February 10, 2026

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