This is actually the third column on changes at Kathryn Albertson Park, but the second on expected/possible changes in bird occurrence over future decades. Last week I dealt with species where change seems reasonably predictable. We’re now getting into species where I’m going to do more fact-based reasoning and extrapolation, aka guessing. Data are from eBird, and I define winter as December, January, February. The other three seasons follow.
POCATELLO — When it comes to fossils, finding any kind of eggs is like striking gold. So when paleontologists find prehistoric turtle eggs, it…
BLAINE. Washington — Officials in Washington state said Thursday they had destroyed the first Asian giant hornet nest of the season, which was…
BLAINE — Authorities say they have found the first Asian giant hornet nest of 2021 in a rural area in Washington state, about a quarter-mile f…
Scientists removed 98 so-called murder hornets from a nest discovered near the Canadian border in Washington state over the weekend, including…
Drama builds as a drone slowly rises above a towering dead pine tree in River Heights and its camera zooms in on what sits at the very top.
The Idaho Fish and Game Commission approved the pared-down 2019 sage grouse hunting season.
Yellowjackets zeroing in on your steak and fruit salad as you dine al fresco can be irritating, but don’t get out the pesticide yet.
LIVINGSTON, Montana (AP) — Firefighters in Livingston rescued two owlets and are offering a $200 reward for information leading to whoever is …
