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The Quilt & the Creation. Pt. 7. Outdoor Mutual Aid Plant Communities

Janice KirkAugust 7th, 2021|Categories: Blog, Nature Notes, Quilt and Creation|Tags: antelope bitterbrush, beaver, California, catch and release, comfort, companion planting, competition, Cretan stitch, crewel, decompose, decomposers, dense forest, discovery, Douglas fir, Ecology, ecosystem, fishing, fishing limit, French knots, good reading, habitat, habitats, harmony, interdependence, landscape quilt, laws of nature, mutual benefit, nuclear waste, Oregon grape, Pasque flowers, plant communities, ponderosa parkland, quilt patch, recycle, Rocky Mountains, row boat, satin stitch, shelter, Southwest, spiritual peace, stability, story quilt, undergrowth, web of life, wildflowers|

Fisherman's Luck They were all in the boat, each one eager to catch [...]

Nature Notes. Marmot Springs. Part 2. The Gift of Pure Water

Janice KirkMay 12th, 2018|Categories: Blog, Cherish the Earth, Nature Notes|Tags: beaver, cherish the earth, harmony of life, Oregon juncos, pure water, Warner Mountains CA, wilderness|

In my previous Blog, I tell how my family and I found the [...]

Nature Notes. Marmot Springs. Part 1. Camping in Eden

Janice KirkMay 5th, 2018|Categories: Blog, Nature Notes|Tags: aspen, beaver, chipmunks, coyotes, deer, East Creek, Eden, Great Basin, great grey owl, Indian Paintbrush, juniper, marmots, Ponderosa Pine, sticky geranium, Swainson's thrush, wall tent, Warner Mountains CA, water leaf, white fir, wildflowers, woodpeckers, wrens, yarrow|

One springtime we wandered into the Warner Mountains of NE California. Looking for a [...]

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 [...]