Postcard #9 from Costa Rica: Leafcutter Ants
If a congress of naturalists were to gather to choose the seven wonders of the animal world, they would be compelled to include the bizarre
If a congress of naturalists were to gather to choose the seven wonders of the animal world, they would be compelled to include the bizarre
Yesterday, April 30, concluded National Poetry Month in Canada. In our courtyard a large magnolia is abloom (late this year) with voluptuous flowers. The perfect
This week after reading “Upscale Food and Gear is Bringing Campsite Cooking Out of the Wild” in The Globe and Mail, Magellan said, “We did
A heat dome parked over Western Canada inmate June, a mass of hot air circulating within itself. Like a sauna in the sky guarded all
One of our best experiences this year was on the OceanLight II in the remote Gwaii Haanas (the southern part of what used to be
Look at this, Magellan says more frequently during COVID, calling me to his computer screen to see the latest camping equipment he’s discovered. Not a
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