Mule’s Ears

Nature Notes. A Rare Tree. Part 1. Storm in the Night

Janice KirkSeptember 9th, 2017|Categories: Blog, Nature Notes|Tags: aspen grove, chipmunks, conifer forest, coyote, elderberry, ground squirrels, lightning, lightning scar, Mule's Ears, osprey, Ponderosa Pine, sage, sagebrush, Warner Mountains CA, wildflowers|

Photo: Lightning Scar on Ponderosa Pine Tree From the files of Donald R. Kirk... [...]

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 [...]

Out Sketching. On the Road to Eagleville. Part 1. Finding Balsamroot

Janice KirkFebruary 18th, 2017|Categories: Blog, Out Sketching|Tags: animal sign, Balsamroot, basal leaves, buttercups, Great Basin, Indian Paintbrush, lizards, Mule's Ears, perennial, Ponderosa Pine, sagebrush, summer grazing, Warner Mountains CA, Wyethia, yarrow|

Finding Balsamroot The pungent smell of sagebrush floods my senses as I climb down from [...]