
Blog Archive
This blog supplants my Blogspot. A few posts jumped from there to here. Most did not.
- Blue Moon
- Geocache: Pandora's Box of Troubles
- SOTA: Black Hills HP, March 23, 2026
- No Kings Protest, March 28, 2026
- Follow That Qar Post Bin
- Collecting Ideas & Revealing Reactions
- A Journey with the Rock-Mite Transceiver
- Salmon Run Slows at Tumwater Falls
- A Year of Hamming in Kent
- All Mine
- Fourth Example Post
- Things I Read
- SOTA: Blue Job Mountain, March 2024
- SOTA: Gulf Road HP, December 14, 2021
- SOTA: Parker Mountain, November 6, 2021
- SOTA: Province Mountain, June 10, 2021
- Red Claws Versus Bulls, February 25, 2018
- Bird of the Year Poses Typographical Challenge
- Peregrine and the Waning Gibbous
- A Tea Record
- Nemo on Knox
- ARISSat-1 Summary of Reception
- Thank You, Roger Griswold
- Presidential Candidates Waste My Time
- 1AQD / NU1AQD / W1AQD QSL Collection
- Seamus Ennis at YouTube
- Prey of Ferruginous Hawks in Washington
- Milbert's Tortoiseshell in York County, Maine
- Music Seen & Heard
- It's always best to start at the beginning...
Laudholm Stories
I've followed Laudholm Trust since 1985 and worked at the Wells Reserve for many years. These articles are among my more personal from the blog at wellsreserve.org. If you enjoy any of them, I encourage you to send those incredibly effective partners a donation.
An Earth Day Embrace
Climate change: A political hot potato. — Read it on The Wrack, April 2018
A Texas Legend
Remembering Tony Amos and oiled shorebirds. — Read it on The Wrack, September 2017
Is That a Tick?
Spoiler: It's a different teeny thing. — Read it on The Wrack, June 2017
Marking Murky Milestones
When to celebrate, and what? — Read it on The Wrack, August 2016
Is It On The List?
Dovekie was on my wish list. — Read it on The Wrack, January 2016
Quite a Wrack Racket
Ecological treasure. Beach controversy. — Read it on The Wrack, September 2015
Blue Moon
An earworm probed and a fond farewell. — Read it right here, July 2015
The 2-Minute Bird Walk
Panning the landscape, listening for caws and chips. — Read it on The Wrack, April 2014