I’d Rather Be Bird Watching And Here Are 8 Good Reasons Why
Spend more than 5 minutes with me and you'll see that bird-watching is one of my all-time favorite things to do. It doesn't matter if I am casually sitting on…
Sometimes The Scenery Is Better Than The Bird Watching On The Bear River Migratory Bird Refuge And Today Was Certainly One Of Those Days.
Let me start off by stating I am a huge fan of the Bear River Migratory Bird Refuge and have been for decades, ever since high school, in fact. So…
November Might Mean Turkeys To Some But To Others, Including Me, It Means Trumpeter Swans
When I think of November I almost always think of swans, mainly the tundra swan to be more precise. And with good reason I might add as each November upwards…
The American White Pelican Is A Bird That Doesn’t Always Play Nice
Either alone on the wing or in a large flock, one of the more graceful birds in flight, at least in my opinion, that is, has to be the American…
Set This Day Aside To Come And Celebrate Bird Conservation With The Great Blue Heron Rookery Repair And Expansion Project
It is with much pleasure I'm able to share some great news I just received from Hayley Pace, the assistant manager at the Eccles Wildlife Education Center, regarding the repair…
Bear River Blogger Is Going Live On YouTube
We are going to try something new here with our ongoing efforts of trying to show everyone just how incredible nature is by using a little bit of technology to…
Enjoying A Little Bird Watching At Farmington Bay From Atop A Mountain Bike
It's been staring at me for several months now and today I just had to give in and indulge myself, the temptation was just too great. What I am referring…
Have You Seen The Clark’s And Western Grebes With Babies On Their Backs?
Being someone who spends a lot of time on the Bear River Migratory Bird Refuge auto tour route, I am commonly asked when is the best time to come and…
Thanks To Delta Waterfowl, The Bear River Migratory Bird Refuge Has A New Photography Blind On Their Nature Trail
If you're like me, an avid nature photographer, you will hopefully appreciate the generous upgrade to the Bear River Migratory Bird Refuge nature trail with a new photography blind, thanks…
Can We Save The Monarch Butterfly? Washington State University Is Helping Unlock The Mystery Of Their Migration
A few days ago, one of our readers here at Bear River Blogger reached out to me about helping get the word out about a monarch butterfly research project conducted…
When Checking Milkweed For Monarch Butterfly Caterpillars, Don’t Be Afraid To Go Small, Very Small In Fact
I've been in full-blown monarch butterfly mode lately, and why not? It's late August, and here in northern Utah, we are at the peak time for finding monarch butterflies, caterpillars,…
Don’t Overlook One Of The Lesser Known Nectar-Bearing Plants For Monarch Butterflies
As a youngster who grew up on the outdoorsy end of the spectrum, me and my friends would spend hours exploring the nearby fields almost daily during summer, and as…
Maybe A Suitable Camera For Nature Photography Is Already In Your Back Pocket
Being a nature photographer by heart, I can typically be found with one of my Canon DSLR cameras somewhere nearby. Not always mind you, but I oftentimes do find it…
Bird Watching For Hummingbirds In A Wetland Was Certainly A First For Me
It wasn't what I expected when I started my bird-watching walk around the great blue heron rookery at Farmington Bay yesterday but I will tell you it was a most…
It’s Literally 100 Degrees Outside So Let’s Cool Down With Some Winter Pictures From The Bear River Migratory Bird Refuge
As I sit and write this blog post, the tv weatherman just mentioned another record broken in Utah. I really do hate to be the bearer of bad news but…
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