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The Brown Creeper is a gentle little bird with a cheerful spirit.

There’s just a slim chance you’ve seen this slender insect, even though it’s fairly common. True bugs in the Berytidae…

Meet the Bewick’s Wren. It is a year-round resident that feels right at home in the thickets and shrubby areas…

It’s not a stretch to understand why these moths are shaped the way they are. Their pose mimics the look…

Shrouded in a cloak of quietness, the Great Horned Owl listens to the song of the forest.

Over the past few weeks I’ve seen three nymph stages of the Western Conifer Seed Bug (Leptoglossus occidentalis), or WCSB.…

As I look at a leaf with its veins fanning out across its undersurface, I feel like I’m flying over…

In the world of butterflies and moths, caterpillars look nothing like their adult counterparts.

Pocket gophers are fossorial rodents named for their fur-lined, external cheek pouches. A fossorial animal is one adapted to digging…

There’s an attractive, mid-sized black wasp out and about this time of year that has a unique home-making habit.