Author Archives: Carrie

For most readers of this blog, Pete Dunne hardly needs an introduction. As far back as the late ’70s he’s…

As you might have seen mentioned previously, last weekend the illustrious Corey Finger and I broke the Queens record with…

Last Saturday, the Janet L. Swanson Wildlife Health Center received an adult male Red-tailed Hawk that had been found on…

The nature memoir – a blend of place-based writing with life story – has been having a “moment” that’s lasted…

Northern Cardinals are known for their plumage. Bold red or subtle pink and brown, on a background of snow or…

It is now the month of love, and there are few birds I love more than the alcids. Thus, a…

Last night I lay awake from 4 am til almost 5, worrying about the black-footed ferrets I met in Montana…

According to my best current information, there have been six species of owls recorded on the ol’ Laben farm. I…

Last week many birders were shocked and saddened by the deaths of thousands of Snow Geese who, trapped by adverse…

They call it a shell pit because of the vast array of fossilized mollusks who once lived and died there,…