Journaling

We have reached the beginning of May in the rocky mountains and the Mountain Bluebird has begun to migrate back for the warmer weather. I …

The White-Lined Sphinx Moth came to me by surprise. The dandelions in town have just begin blooming, so I went to go sit with them. …

Ubiquitous in the Rocky Mountain West, Big Mountain Sagebrush, Artemisia tridentata, covers vast swaths of the landscape. It thrives on south-facing slopes, wide basins, and …

While wandering around the block, getting some exercise during quarantine, I stumbled upon a Wyoming Ground Squirrel — in Colorado. It came out on a …

I have watched for Mormon Crickets for years—probably about six years. However, when I started writing a spread for them in my nature journal, I …

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I have looked at Woods’ Rose, Rosa woodsii, for quite some time now and it has become a familiar friend. I especially like the plant …

The American Robin, Turdus migratorius, flies over the entirety of North America. Coupled with its bright orange-red breast, this makes the Robin a great start …

The Black-Billed Magpie is a curious bird, often seen in and around towns. They’re fairly used to humans and yes, they do eat out of …

You’re in for a fun, relaxing, and creative process: starting a nature journal. A nature journal is a creative expression of your time observing anything …