On a Lifelong Journey to Learn my Place
Connor and Rowan spent some time fishing for herring down at Crescent Harbor today. We cooked up some of the herring to eat, but weren’t excited about eating them when we discovered how bony they are. My iNaturalist Observations for Today
I only took a few pictures on the Whalefest food web cruise today, and kept just three. My iNaturalist Observations for Today
The snow sticking elevation was down nearly to sea level. Photos from my walk over to UAS this afternoon.
Graupel is a type of snow that forms when snow flakes fall through parts of the atmosphere that have supercooled water droplets. Instead of maintaining the form of flat snow flakes and/or elongated snow crystals, the supercooled water condenses as a rime on the surface that results in a pellet shape. Superficially, graupel looks a … Read more
I got up early this morning and took a walk to the post office. It was fun to experiment with some night photography in the intermittent snow showers. Later today I noticed the red alders at the park have a lot of catkins this year. My iNaturalist Observations for Today
I could have included this my previous post on the Katlian Outcrops, but I thought it deserved it’s own post for a couple of reasons. First, it will make it easier to find in the future, and second I hope it helps me remember the lesson I should have learned many times before. The outcrop … Read more