Since the earliest times of humans, birds have served as a source of inspiration. They leave us in awe of their colorful plumage and melodic song, and create a sense of wonder through their effortless ability to take flight. In this issue of EarthCare Northwest,...
Chestnut-breasted Coronet Hummingbird by Dr. Ferry, Getty Images The skies have always captured the human imagination, inspiring dreams of flight and exploration. But long before humans took to the skies, birds had already mastered the art and science of flight...
Member Sandy Miller leads Nature Campers in a watercolor demonstration | photo by Carol Roll One winter, years ago, a friend called Sandy Bricel Miller to see if she wanted to go bird watching in Skagit Valley. Sandy agreed, and they were greeted with the sights and...
A wide selection of books are available at The Nature Shop in Wedgwood Book Summaries by Grace Rajendran In a world where words take flight and imagination soars, one timeless muse has consistently stirred the creative minds of writers, historians, poets, and...
Birds Connect Seattle table at Summer at SAM event | photo by Glenn Nelson “Are they alive? Are these birds real?” “I know that bird! I see it in my backyard.” “Wow, a hummingbird is smaller than I thought. This owl is softer than I imagined. Look at the toenails...
