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April 4, 2022April 4, 2022 WoodswomanWrites.com

Elk and Wildflowers

December 2, 2011May 4, 2018 WoodswomanWrites.com

Trip Report, Part 7: Wildlife

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  • Catherine Blackwell
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  • Green and Gray
  • Finding Beauty Series – Egrets and Herons
  • Practicing Patriotism
  • Fire and Fog on the California Coast
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  • Let the Beauty We Love Be What We Do
  • Walking in the Footsteps of Galileo – The March for Science
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  • This Is What Democracy Looks Like: Action at the Airport
  • Outer and Inner Journeys for Change
  • Hawks, Cranes, and Pintails
  • Wintering Waterfowl and Wading Birds in the Central Valley
  • Why I’m Going to Arizona for the Election
  • Seabirds and 100 Years of National Parks
  • Speaking Up as an Ally for My Fellow Humans
  • Portraits of Spring Neighbors
  • Death Valley Landscapes
  • Storm in Death Valley
  • Worth a Thousand Words – Wildflowers in Death Valley
  • Return of the Water
  • Time and Textures – The Company of Old Trees
  • Wind and Wings
  • Dreaming of the Canyon Country
  • From Charleston to Castro Street
  • Following Flower Season
  • Winter Portraits in Contrasting Climates
  • Broken
  • Music as a Second Language
  • Gray and Blue Day
  • Acorn Woodpecker Season
  • Face to Face with an Endangered Species
  • Remembering Willie – A Reminder to Love
  • Crater Lake National Park – Early Winter Appearance in September
  • Exploring Eastern Oregon’s High Desert
  • Camping Retreat in the Redwoods – Part 2
  • Camping Retreat in the Redwoods – Part 1
  • Night Hike at Point Reyes National Seashore
  • Earth Day Reflections – Finding Nature in An Urban Childhood
  • Joshua Tree Desert Journey
  • Martin Luther King, Jr. Day – Lessons from My Mother
  • Honoring a Jewish Tradition on Christmas
  • Images of Wood in a Little Known Park
  • My Renewed Commitment to Working for Change
  • My Three-Week Trip Summed Up in Four Photos
  • My Personality Explained in a Bookmark for My Birthdate
  • Putting One Foot in Front of the Other
  • My Other Writing – Limericks
  • Bodega Bay Birds
  • The Heroic Work of Saving an Unpopular Life
  • Reflection on Earth Day – The Miracle of Being Alive
  • Footsteps of Spring
  • Cedar Waxwings by the Window
  • Recovering from Knee Surgery – Life by the Numbers
  • The Long Journey of 4EZ
  • Pacific Coast Wildlife Extravaganza
  • What I Do for Two Hours Each Week
  • Finding Mrs. Blackwell: Reunion After 42 Years – Part 2
  • Finding Mrs. Blackwell: Reunion After 42 Years – Part 1
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  • The Beauty of Hiking Alone
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