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Amphibians and Reptiles

Roughskin Newts are Migrating!

Roughskin newts are small amphibians native to the Pacific Northwest – they can be found from California up to Alaska and when crossing the roads of our little island in the spring and autumn. If you’ve ever spotted a live roughskin newt, it was most likely during one of those Read more…

By Justine Apostolopoulos, 2 monthsJanuary 30, 2023 ago
Birds

Where did they go? Unpacking Winter Migrations

It’s the middle of winter holidays, and every family has their rituals. Whether you’re roasting chestnuts on an open fire or bundling up and heading out into the rain or snow, everyone has their own way of enjoying (or at least making the most of) the colder weather. With the Read more…

By Katie Kushneryk, 1 yearDecember 24, 2021 ago
Rufous Hummingbird
Birds

Return of the Rufous

One of my favourite rituals of spring is to seek out the very first flowers of the salmonberry (Rubus spectabilis). Once I’ve found a good patch of blooms, I settle in and listen for quick, low humming sound whizzing by my ears. There! A rufous hummingbird, hovering for salmonberry nectar. Read more…

By Don Enright, 6 yearsMarch 25, 2017 ago
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