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These pages are dedicated to the critters in the Mink Hills/Warner River watershed that are rapidly being displaced by housing, roads, and logging.


Earth Day EVERY DAY

Polar Bear, National Wildlife Federation

Thomas Mangelsen, National Wildlife Federation

Three out of five Peregrine chicks have hatched. Eagle chicks fledged in April! Follow the tracks to find cam web site links.

Snow uncovers a multide of sins, including the explosion in rodent tunnels.

Tunnels in the Front Yard        Tunnels in the Garden    Entry Hole

Burlap Nest
One vole took advantage of the burlap covering our hydrangea, shredding it to make a nest. Sister in Gilford had worse than usual infestation. Could be the year of the rodent!


Fox Catch, Outside Kitchen Window


With luck, their natural predators will be visiting Planter frequently. This shot was taken from our kitchen window.





John Fast    Seasons Gallery    Plant Gallery    Bear Gallery

. . . If all the beasts were gone, men would die from great loneliness of spirit, for whatever happens to the beasts also happens to man.  All things are connected. . . .     Chief Sealth in letter to President Franklin Pierce




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