Southern Rockies Nature Blog

Where Nature Meets Culture—Plus Wildfire, Dogs, Environmental News, and Writing with a Southern Rockies Perspective.

October 27, 2014

Today's Weather . . .

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. . . as interpreted by a fin de siècle artist. We have entered the decadence of autumn as the golden leaves turn brown.
October 24, 2014

Opponents of Colorado GMO-Labeling Offer Nothing But Scare Tactics

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Colorado's Proposition 105 , on the current ballot, would require labeling of certain foods containing " genetically modified organ...
October 21, 2014

Bible Verses for Pheasant Hunters

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You drive through the prairie states at this time of year, and there are lots of "Welcome Hunters" signs on motels and stores. Phe...
October 07, 2014

October Weather Report

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"That October, the weather couldn't decide what to do with itself. Some days it arrived gray and bleak and pensive. Ponderous lea...
October 06, 2014

"Someone" Was Living in that Hole

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Nine years after the big fire. Monday we hiked one of our favorite old trails , severely burned over in 2005. That fire was followed by ...
October 02, 2014

In the Southeastern San Luis Valley

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The evocatively named Flat Top mesa in eastern Conejos County, just north of the New Mexico state line. Taken from a spot looking west, ne...
October 01, 2014

No, You Won't Be Charged to Take Photos of Your Wilderness Hike

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Lots of hysteria recently around an admittedly poorly present U. S. Forest Service announcement on fees for commercial photographers in wild...
September 28, 2014

Colorado Has More Bears, NJ Bear Goes Rogue

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" Colorado bear population much bigger than expected, new study finds ." The headline Colorado black bear — and there are maybe...
September 20, 2014

Thoughts Post-Pioneers Day Parade

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The band kids practice their "hurry up and wait." The Pioneer Days king and queen, in a buggy drawn by a matched pair of white...
September 17, 2014

A Quick Journey to Fungal Paradise

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The Anchorage-Seward train running past Kenai Lake Semi-free range mycophiles Just back from Anchorage, a trip that was part work an...
September 14, 2014

Forest Divination

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Kincaid Park, Anchorage (Photo taken today.) The Anchorage Parks and Recreation Department is so good that they know what the bears wi...
September 09, 2014

Transhumance Today

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From northwestern Wyoming, Cat Urbigkit posts a brief video of her family's sheep coming down from summer range. The dogs, of course,...
September 08, 2014

It Felt like Something Stepped on the House

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  Lightning struck near the house yesterday afternoon, and the shock wave felt like a big foot coming down, while the windows rattled a...
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August 27, 2014

Dodging Anatoly and Other Mushroom Thoughts

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Emerging king bolete. "Anatoly" Baskets were stacked in the pickup's bed — big, flat-bottomed baskets with integral hand...
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August 23, 2014

Would You Eat Amanita if David Arora Cooked It?

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David Arora's book A ll That the Rain Promises and More: A Hip Pocket Guide to Western Mushrooms  is one of our favorites, right afte...
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