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Out Sketching: Flow Patterns. Part 1. What Are Flow Patterns?

Janice KirkJuly 29th, 2017|Categories: Blog, Out Sketching|Tags: curving flow, flow patterns, San Miguel River, T. Schwenk, water patterns, watercolor|

Nature is full of visual patterns, which might be defined as “visible regularities of form” [...]

Nature Notes. Go Fishing, Find a Badger. Part 3. Watching the Badger

Janice KirkJuly 22nd, 2017|Categories: Blog, Nature Notes|Tags: Badger, Belding ground squirrel, fishing, squirrel colony, Warner Mountains CA, willow thicket|

From the files of Donald R. Kirk: Part 3. Watching the Badger Eight or ten [...]

Nature Notes. Go Fishing, Find a Badger. Part 2. The Badger

Janice KirkJuly 15th, 2017|Categories: Blog, Nature Notes|Tags: aspen, Badger, Belding ground squirrel, deer trail, fir, fishing, grass, grasshopper, open woods, pine, sagebrush, squirrel colony, wildflowers|

From the files of Donald R. Kirk: Part 2. The Badger ...From the corner of [...]

Nature Notes. Go Fishing, Find a Badger. Part 1. Fishing is Good

Janice KirkJuly 8th, 2017|Categories: Blog, Nature Notes|Tags: aspen, Badger, beavers, fishing, fly fishing, grasshopper, rainbow trout, trout, Warner Mountains CA|

From the files of Donald R. Kirk: Some people go fishing to get out of [...]

Nature Notes. The Great Gray Owl. Part 3. The Owl

Janice KirkJune 24th, 2017|Categories: Blog, Nature Notes|Tags: aspen, beaver pond, chipmunks, golden-mantled ground squirrels, Great Gray Owl, Great Horned Owl, Warner Mountains CA, white fir|

From the files of Donald R. Kirk... Part 3. The Great Gray Owl ...The huge [...]

Nature Notes. The Great Gray Owl. Part 2. The Beaver Dam

Janice KirkJune 17th, 2017|Categories: Blog, Nature Notes|Tags: Balsamroot, beaver, beaver dam, incense cedar, Mule's Ears, Ponderosa Pine, Quaking Aspen, sagebrush, Warner Mountains CA, white fir, willows|

From the files of Donald R. Kirk... The Great Gray Owl: Part 2. The [...]

Nature Notes. The Great Gray Owl. Part 1. Hiking East Creek Canyon

Janice KirkJune 10th, 2017|Categories: Blog, Nature Notes|Tags: aspen, beaver dam, blue elderberries, chokecherries, East Creek, Great Gray Owl, pine, Warner Mountains CA, willows, yellow-bellied marmot|

From the files of Donald R. Kirk... The Great Gray Owl: Part 1. Hiking East [...]

Nature Notes. Blue Lake. Red Columbine. Part 2. Amazing Adaptability

Janice KirkJune 3rd, 2017|Categories: Blog, Nature Notes|Tags: Adaptability, blue columbine, bumblebee, crimson columbine, medicinal plant, nectar, red columbine, Sitka columbine, Warner Mountains CA, western columbine|

From the files of Donald R. Kirk... Part 2. Amazing Adaptability Survival in nature has [...]

Nature Notes at Blue Lake. The Red Columbine and the Bumblebee. Part 1. Nectar Wanted

Janice KirkMay 27th, 2017|Categories: Blog, Nature Notes|Tags: Blue Lake, bumblebee, butterflies, calliope hummingbird, red columbine, Warner Mountains CA|

From the files of Donald R. Kirk... Part 1. Nectar Wanted. The male calliope hummingbird [...]

Cherish the Earth. Live the Gospel Lifestyle

Janice KirkMay 20th, 2017|Categories: Blog, Cherish the Earth, The Gospel Lifestyle|Tags: cherish the earth, community, content, Earth Day, enough, generous, Gospel lifestyle, keep it simple, live lightly, need, St. Francis|

LIVE THE GOSPEL LIFESTYLE Another Earth Day celebration has come and gone, yet the old [...]

Nature Notes. Arborglyphs in the Aspen. Pt. 3. Basque Sheepherders, Artists of the Range

Janice KirkMay 13th, 2017|Categories: Blog, Nature Notes|Tags: arborglyph, Basque sheepherders, dendroglyphs, graffiti, Great Basin, Quaking Aspen, Warner Mountains CA|

Part 3. Basque Sheepherders, Artists of the Range What is an arborglyph? A tree carving, [...]

Nature Notes. Arborglyphs in the Aspen. Pt. 2. All the Same Tree?

Janice KirkMay 6th, 2017|Categories: Blog|Tags: arborglyph, buttercups, clonal colony, Great Basin, Quaking Aspen, Warner Mountains CA|

From the files of Donald R. Kirk: Part 2. All the Same Tree? Too lazy [...]

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