Talk about a Close Shave By Jesse Warburton, aka Brother Music In northern Idaho, deer, geese, ducks and other wildlife can be observed almost everywhere—in the parks, paddling about in ditches next to the road, crossing streets, eating
Reeducating Goats and People By Mary Terra-Berns Three miles of trail and nearly 3,700 feet of elevation gain lay behind my husband Tony and me as we stopped for a breather at the old campsite near the edge
A Goose Enlightened By Desiré Aguirre Photos by Jenny Lopresto The Canada goose that came to live on Herrmann Pond in Sagle for the last stage of his release into the wild was developmentally delayed. We don’t know
The Story behind a Preserve for Central Idaho’s Wild Horses Story and photos by Andrea Maki It happened in a split second. He felt the subtle release of his lead rope and was off. They screamed for me
At dusk they came gliding through the branches of the Ponderosa pines, floating on skin outstretched between paws fore and aft, silent, intent on insects. Continue reading
One gray, winter morning about fifteen years ago on the eastern slope of Mount Idaho, where the frozen face of Buffalo Hump rises out of the crisscrossed ridges of the Nez Perce–Clearwater National Forests in the distance, I headed to the barn as usual to do the chores. Continue reading
Have you ever felt a hummingbird’s beating heart?” The answer was easy for my wife Dee and me. Never. Continue reading
The South Fork of the Snake River has a huge hatch of fisherman in the summer, but when winter grabs an icy hold on the place, the river is left to the wild. Continue reading
Camping in Island Park in October is crispy and risky. Crispy because frost set in a few weeks earlier. Risky for the same reason. The cold, or even an early snowstorm, can ruin a late fall trip. Continue reading
Moscow’s most famous resident in January 2014, at least among birdwatchers, was a northern hawk owl. Continue reading
