Spotted Towhees Many signs of spring are beginning to show in the Pacific Northwest. It’s an interesting time. Squirrels, rabbits, […]
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Mid-March in the Pacific Northwest
Spotted Towhees Many signs of spring are beginning to show in the Pacific Northwest. It’s an interesting time. Squirrels, rabbits, […]
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Urban Blacktails and Cottontails in the West Hills
Cottontails There are many small canyons formed by seasonal creeks on the east side of the West Hills. Some of […]
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The End of Summer in the Hills above Portland
Portland West Hills The Tualatin Mountains dominate the western skyline of Portland, Oregon. The mountains form the high ridge running […]
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A Hike on the Wildwood Trail and Pittock Mansion too
Pittock Mansion On a mid-summer day I went to 16,000 square-foot Pittock Mansion. It’s located on a 950-foot ridge top […]
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John Day Fossil Beds National Monument XV – End of the John Day Adventure
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Backyard Flora and Fauna During the Coronavirus Outbreak
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Oak Island, but no Bald Eagles
I returned to Oak Island to see if I could spot some bald eagles. Located nearby on Sauvie Island, it’s […]
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The Celebrated Bullfrog of Multnomah County
Oak Savannah. Bottomland Forest. Wetlands. Virginia Lake. Waterfowl. Songbirds. And, a surprise visitor. What did I spot along the trail […]
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The Infamous Barred Owl and a Cute Bunny
On a late February day I did the four-mile loop hike in the Tualatin Hills Nature Park a few miles west […]