The common name for this fantastic beast is the Douglas-fir glowworm. I know, it doesn’t look like a worm. But, believe it or not, the female of the species does!
Read more →Walking along the river path, I hear the high-pitched, trilling whistle of the cedar waxwings, and see them as they swoop down to the lower canopy for berries.
Read more →The first thing you notice about fairy moths are the white, waving, and impossibly long antennae.
Read more →The Western Screech-Owl is a beautiful bird that lives year-round at Mount Pisgah.
Read more →I was lucky to spy this gorgeous, large wasp on a cool cloudy day—low temperatures slowed it down. Normally, these predators are in constant motion, and near impossible to photograph.
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