Life in Nature
Psss Psss Psss
A look at our smaller, less notorious of the feline neighbors, the Bobcat Big cats tend to take the spotlight when it comes to talking
April 9, 2026
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Life in Nature
Signs of the Seasons
A look at the springing up of Spring While we barely dipped our toes into a traditional Rocky Mountain winter this year, the transition is
March 26, 2026
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Life in Nature
Itching For Spring
Raggedy Moose and Their Winter Ticks Emerging from winter is often symbolized by a scruffy and unkempt look due to being pent up in the
March 12, 2026
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Life in Nature
Shackin’ Up In the Winter
A look at the frisky winter mating season of red foxes While winter activity in the wild might seem to hunker down for the season,
February 12, 2026
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Life in Nature
A Year of Growing and Knowing
Looking back on life in nature in 2025 Well, here we are once again, bidding farewell to one year and preparing to enter the next!
January 22, 2026
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Life in Nature
Where Did I Put That Seed?
Mountain Chickadees and their amazing seed stashing memory Our first significant snowfall of the season is gently drifting down outside my window as I write.
December 11, 2025
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Life in Nature
Power of the Peck
How do woodpeckers not suffer brain trauma? One of the many iconic sounds we enjoy in the forest (and sometimes unwanted on the side of
October 23, 2025
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Life in Nature
Practice Makes Perfect
Dispelling the sensationalism of elk sparring behavior with a dose of reality Getting involved in various events selling my nature photography provides me with many
October 10, 2025
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Life in Nature
That’s Just Radical! The Quantum Theory of Bird Migration
While bird migration has been happening for countless millennia, it has only been in the last couple centuries that much of mankind understood they even
September 11, 2025
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Life in Nature
Summer Fire
Peak summer is here, and the air is alight with wild energy! While most of the migratory animals arrive in the late spring and early
July 24, 2025
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