Tide pool research
Skagit Valley College student Jonathan Hallenbeck took advantage of good weather and extremely low tides Sunday afternoon to conduct field work for his studies in Applied Ecology. Assisting him with the Washington Park tide pool analysis was family friend Aaliyah … Continue reading
Today marks 38 years since the Mount St. Helens eruption that claimed 57 lives. Among those killed was 84-year-old lodge owner Harry Truman, who refused to leave his home despite weeks of natural activity that led to the May 18, … Continue reading
Scott Milo Gallery invites the public to meet “Little Gems” artists at an opening reception Friday, June 1, 6-9 p.m., in conjunction with the Anacortes Chamber of Commerce Summer Artwalk. “Join us for the 3rd Annual “Little Gems” Invitational … Continue reading
I was prepared to settle for photos of this osprey on a perch over Cranberry Lake. Then he went to work. Within a minute or two he had circled the lake’s edge, gone into a dive, hit the water and … Continue reading
Unlike the infamous Mr. McGregor’s garden of Beatrix Potter’s bunny books, wild rabbits find our back yard plot a welcoming space. After all, there are no vegetables…
This skipper opted to stretch the weekend, taking advantage of spring sun and light breeze for an afternoon sail on the Guemes Channel.
Daffodils and delicate cherry blossoms are in bloom at the Depot in downtown Anacortes.
