Mar 28, 2021
There seems to be something mysterious and almost uncanny about the gadwall. --William C.
Thank you, Belphegor...!
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There seems to be something mysterious and almost uncanny about the gadwall. --William C.
Thank you, Belphegor...!
The Cackling Goose of CPTC
Only two years of hunting this little demon...
Links to a second article that is (I hope) an entertaining tirade as I go completely off-stopcock about the deliberate myth of the Barnacle Goose.
https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/cackling-geese-cptc-marcia-wilson/?trackingId=aqHA0GxnH86JefSug%2Fv2LA%3D%3D
This year, the South Puget Sound witnessed a brief but dramatic Dogwood Winter just three days before Earth Day.
The appropriate use of the word MARCESCENT, among other things.
A Sweet Surprise for Late Spring to Early Summer by Marcia Wilson Honeysuckles are named honestly. This flowering vine has a sweet-tasting
The worse the weather, the more I seem to collide with the Anna's Hummingbird. It could be because they are the only hummingbird capable of living year-round here in the Puget Sound; they could also just be stubborn.
The Blacktail Deer of CPTC
https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/blacktail-deer-cptc-marcia-wilson/?published=t&trackingId=mN%2FJ%2BEbCQb5KurVmmJBYXQ%3D%3D