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April 6, 2023

Spring in Seattle and an Anna’s hummingbird mystery

March 15, 2023 When I left snow-covered Montana a few days ago to visit friends in Seattle, Washington, it was a sudden transition from the […]

March 24, 2023

How to grow a bird-friendly garden in western Montana

When you compare the birds of a manicured lawn with those that inhabit a grove of chokecherries, the difference is stark. The lawn might support […]

March 17, 2023

The surprising lives of western Montana’s Lewis’s woodpeckers

February 8, 2023 It’s hard to deny that Lewis’s woodpeckers are stunning birds. Seen in good light, their glossy green backs contrast with their pinkish […]

March 9, 2023

Where have all of the hawks gone?

February 7, 2023 The breeze is barely noticeable among the snow-covered pastures and hayfields near Drummond, Montana, but the clouds high overhead tell a different […]

March 1, 2023

A porcupine wandering through the frozen-dessert section

November 18, 2018 was a windy day in Helena, Montana. At the Sevenmile Creek restoration site, the Russian-olive (Elaeagnus angustifolia) branches danced in the breeze, […]

February 22, 2023

Chasing rumors of spring in the Mission Valley

February 4, 2023 The prairie falcon perches on a power pole in the light rain drizzle, tearing apart a vole. Its talons glow faintly, a […]

February 15, 2023

Well-hidden wanderers: searching for Montana’s long-eared owls

February 2, 2023 New snow fell two days ago, and it still covers the dense Russian-olive limbs on this sunny morning. We’re standing just inside […]

February 10, 2023

An abundance of overwintering raptors

January 18, 2023 A waning sliver of moon hangs in a partly cloudy sky this morning. The winter sun lights up the tan grasses, gray […]

February 1, 2023

Death by eagle? The world that artificial intelligence can’t touch

January 12, 2023 The first thing we notice is a soft gray tuft of downy feathers, resting gently on the snow where no feathers were […]

January 24, 2023

A mossy mystery nest in the hawthorn

December 30, 2022 The nest sits in the middle of the hawthorn in front of us, silent and inscrutable. We contemplate it, tucked securely among […]

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