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The White-Crowned Sparrow in Neskowin, Oregon: A Guide to Spotting this Beautiful Bird

Neskowin, Oregon, is a haven for birdwatchers seeking to catch a glimpse of the stunning White-Crowned Sparrow. This distinctive bird, with its striking black and white striped crown, is a common sight in the Pacific Northwest region, including Neskowin. If you’re planning a birdwatching trip to Neskowin, here are some things you might want to know about the White-Crowned Sparrow. The White-Crowned Sparrow, scientifically known as Zonotrichia leucophrys, is a medium-sized sparrow that can be easily identified by its bold black and white stripes on

The Beauty of Oaks Bottom and Sellwood

For my birthday, I was gifted with a magical moment in nature during a stunning autumn afternoon. Witness the beauty I encountered today in this mesmerizing compilation video accompanied by an enchanting soundtrack. The musical piece, Adagio, is my original heartfelt composition I created specifically for strings, adding an extra layer of emotion to this unforgettable experience. Please consider becoming a member to support my efforts to promote local wildlife and to continue to create relaxing nature videos.

George and The Eagle

A captivating story by Lynn Darroch unfolds, drawing you into the world of the talented artist George Green. Visual imagery comes to life through the photos by Jonathan Swanson, capturing the essence of George Green and Eagles in both photos and video. The narrative is beautifully complemented by original music performed by Kerry Politzer, adding a symphony of emotions to the tale, with every note intricately woven into the story. This harmonious fusion of storytelling, visuals, and music was recorded and mixed by Jonathan Swanson,

The Raptors of Portland

Hello, fellow nature enthusiasts and music lovers! I’m excited to share my latest video that takes you on a captivating journey into the world of raptors in Portland. This unique project combines my passion for wildlife education with the soothing sounds of my piano music and engaging narration, creating an immersive experience for all viewers. The Majesty of Raptors Raptors, or birds of prey, are some of the most fascinating creatures in the avian world. With their keen eyesight, powerful talons, and impressive hunting skills,

Always Chasing Rainbows

In a world characterized by uncertainty and inevitable disappointment, the pursuit of beauty takes on a profound significance. My quest for rainbows is not merely a whimsical endeavor; it is a deeply rooted belief that aesthetics can alleviate suffering and foster joy. Rainbows, with their ephemeral brilliance, symbolize an enduring connection to nature, which I consider the ultimate source of sustenance and constancy in an ever-changing environment. Through this lens, I explore the intrinsic value of nature, the spiritual essence it embodies, and the priceless

Bird Quizes will be exhibited at the Oregon Museum of Science and Industry

We are happy to announce that OMSI (Oregon Museum of Science and Industry) has accepted our submission in showcasing several new paintings by Grant Keltner. These painting incorporate Arduino LED technology. Interactive, projecting light, and visual images. We will also be showcasing an educational app highlighting Birds of Oaks Bottom. A monitor will be displayed allowing participants to see how well they know birds native to Oaks Bottom. The presentation introduces programming, technology science, engineering, art and math. Jonathan Swanson designed and programed the electronics

Praying Mantis

Praying mantises are considered beneficial insects for gardens because they eat many types of insect pests that can damage crops and plants. These pests include flies, beetles, moths, grasshoppers, crickets, and true bugs. By eating these pests, praying mantises help control their populations, which can prevent damage to plants and increase biodiversity. The 1/2-inch-long immature praying mantis nymphs resemble the adult, but they do not have wings. Colorless praying mantis nymphs emerge from the ootheca all at one time. During their first hour, they darken in color to

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