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Shane Sater is a naturalist and writer who has spent the last decade learning about the birds, plants, and insects of the northwestern United States. His writing blends science and art in celebration of the natural world around us.

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May 1, 2025

Sumergirnos en el bosque: observando la anidación de los picamaderos norteamericanos

Esta historia es la segunda de una serie sobre una pareja de picamaderos norteamericanos (Dryocopus pileatus) al lado del Río Clark Fork cerca de Missoula, […]

May 1, 2025

Immersed in the spring forest: watching a pileated woodpecker nest

This story is the second in a series about a pair of pileated woodpeckers (Dryocopus pileatus) along the Clark Fork River near Missoula, Montana, USA. […]

April 1, 2025

Journey to the pileated woodpeckers: earth connection in a critical time

This was going to be a story about pileated woodpeckers. But then historical events intervened, and I couldn’t ignore them. We’ll get to the woodpeckers, […]

April 1, 2025

Viaje hacia los picamaderos norteamericanos: encontrando calma bajo estrés

Esto iba a ser una narración sobre los picamaderos norteamericanos. Pero entonces intervino una situación histórica, y no pude ignorarla. Vamos a llegar a los […]

March 1, 2025

El canto del cáñamo americano: conociendo un mundo vegetal

Es una tarde a finales de abril cerca del Río Clark Fork unos kilómetros afuera de Missoula, Montana, EU. El canto del cáñamo americano (Apocynum […]

March 1, 2025

The song of the tall dogbane: fibers at the riverbank

It’s an afternoon in late April along the Clark Fork River near Missoula, Montana, USA. The song of the tall dogbane (Apocynum cannabinum) isn’t obvious, […]

February 1, 2025

A soft-winged world: why moths matter

What do moths have to do with owls? Just ask Mat Seidensticker. After nearly a decade spent studying owls across Montana and Alaska, Seidensticker focused his research […]

February 1, 2025

Un mundo por alas suaves: por qué importan las polillas

¿Qué tienen las polillas que ver con los búhos? Pregúntale a Mat Seidensticker. Después de pasar casi una década estudiando búhos a través de Montana […]

January 1, 2025

El misterio del crepúsculo: las aves y la agricultura sustentable

Un silbido simple, ascendiendo al final, fácil de imitar. Es la hora cuando la luz se va, convirtiendo los árboles en siluetas, y el azul […]

January 1, 2025

Mystery of the twilight: birds at dusk and sustainable agriculture

A simple whistle, ascending at the end, easy to imitate. It’s the hour when the light departs, converting the trees into silhouettes, and the evening […]

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