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Author Archives: Priscilla Stuckey, PhD
Across a birding threshold
This week I crossed a birding threshold. I chased a rare bird. Now, I’ve known about the Colorado Rare Bird Alert for a long time, began visiting the web page months ago. In the spring I subscribed to the email updates, … Continue reading
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Tagged birding, birds, rare bird alert, rare birds, scissor-tailed flycatcher
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Seven weeks after the Flagstaff Fire
I’m delighted to welcome guest blogger Dave Sutherland, who provides this peek at our local forest recovering from a recent fire. Dave is a naturalist interpreter with the City of Boulder Open Space and Mountain Parks, where the fire burned … Continue reading
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Tagged aspens, Douglas fir, fire, fireweed, Flagstaff Fire, forest fire, Rocky Mountain maple, snowberry, spreading dogbane
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Read an excerpt from the book
I am thrilled to offer the first chapter of Kissed by a Fox: And Other Stories of Friendship in Nature. Click here to download. Hope you enjoy! Please feel free to share any comments you might have about the chapter. Is … Continue reading
Exciting August
As Kissed by a Fox races to the finish line—with an official book release date of September 11!—the month of August is getting exciting. New website. Stay tuned for a brand-new website with this blog folded into it. The awesome book … Continue reading