News From The Natural World
How to See Sea Foam
When visitors see tan or white clumps of foam riding the tides in the slough or on the bay, they often ask “Where did that come from?”
All Noise and Little Jump: The Douglas Squirrel
This small squirrel, about half the size of a gray squirrel, divides its life into four categories: foraging and eating, fighting, sleeping, and sex.
The Loon Compromise
The years that I have spent here watching fishing birds has shown me that to be very good at one survival task requires sacrificing other powers.
Views From The Natural World
This Oregon junco, one of the most common birds in the Pacific Northwest, evolved at a very rapid rate as glaciers retreated 10,000 years ago.
There’s much more to know about this extraordinary but common bird
This loon (no longer in breeding plumage) has caught a small eel
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