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Nature Watch: The Loons of Deception Pass
In his latest blog entry of “Nature Watch,” Land Trust member, Steve Ellis, gives the spotlight to an overlooked phenomenon that are the Red-throated Loons at Deception Pass. Read more to learn about these nature spectacles and other species you can observe during the first month of 2025!
Nature Watch: Hunting the Hunters
For his 40th blog entry of “Nature Watch,” Land Trust member and naturalist extraordinaire, Steve Ellis, captures the thrill of raptors. From this entry, gain insight on where to observe them and how to identify different raptor species by their behaviors and movements. This December, you’re likely to see these flying spectacles on your next birdwatching excursion. Read more and enjoy Steve’s informative tips!
Nature Watch: Life at the Top
Ever wonder what lives at the top of the forest canopy? In his latest blog entry of “Nature Watch,” Land Trust member, Steve Ellis, gives insight into what we might find up there among the taller trees – maybe even a flying squirrel. Read more to learn about the critters that can be found in November!
Nature Watch: Gossamer Days
October approaches, marking the start of the spooky season! For many of us, spiders and spooky go hand-in-hand. This month, Land Trust member, Steve Ellis, offers intriguing insights into spiders, focusing particularly on their fascinating and varied webs in his latest blog entry of “Nature Watch.” Read more to discover what surprises October might have in store.
Nature Watch: Peeping at Fall Shorebirds
Shorebirds are active and abundant this time of year, making for an exciting birdwatching experience! Land Trust member, Steve Ellis, shares interesting tidbits about shorebirds and what draws them to these islands in his latest blog entry of “Nature Watch.” Read more to discover the diverse species you might encounter during your next beach visit this September.
Nature Watch: The Flight of Dragons
August is the perfect time to observe the flight of dragonflies. Land Trust member, Steve Ellis, spills all the details on these fascinating creatures in his latest blog entry of “Nature Watch.” Read more to discover the secret of their flying abilities, find the best places to observe them, and learn about other plant and animal sightings you can look forward to in August!
Nature Watch: Rockin’ the Low Tides
There are plenty of reasons to spend time at the beach and Land Trust member, Steve Ellis, provides even more of them in his latest blog entry of “Nature Watch.” Read more to learn about all the fun creatures you might find during your next beach day! And remember to use proper beach etiquette to ensure these rocky shores continue to thrive with life.
Nature Watch: Bright Competition
The growing season is here and plant species are competing for the best of it all: sunlight, water, room for their root systems and the attention of pollinators. How do these blooming species outdo each other? Find out in this latest blog entry of “Nature Watch” by Land Trust member Steve Ellis. Learn about the bright competition in nature and the species you might discover in the warmer month of June!
Nature Watch: Under Construction
Building is happening in Island County… of bird nests, anyway. In his latest blog entry of “Nature Watch,” Land Trust member Steve Ellis shares interesting information about nests, the construction process, and the different features and formations for various species. Read more to learn about nesting, Rufous Hummingbirds and Washington’s state flower – all blooming and vibrant in the month of May!
Nature Watch: April’s Amphibians
In his latest blog entry of “Nature Watch,” Land Trust member Steve Ellis shares detailed knowledge on local amphibians. These creatures can be difficult to see, but Steve provides some handy tips for identifying egg masses of different species. Read more to learn about the Pacific Chorus Frog and other plants and animals you might discover in April!
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