Monthly Archives: February 2013

WINTER PREDATORS OF THE SAMISH FLATS

Short-eared Owls and other predatory birds were the focus of my photography on a winter day in the Samish Flats area of northern Puget Sound in Washington State.

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BRIDGES OVER TROUBLED WATERS: With a Dollop of Heavy Crude

Historic Bridge Park near Battle Creek, Michigan, includes six historic bridges; the park was temporarily harmed by an Enbridge Energy spill of crude oil from a pipeline carrying oil from the tar sands of Alberta, Canada.

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Monthly Archives: February 2013

WINTER PREDATORS OF THE SAMISH FLATS

BRIDGES OVER TROUBLED WATERS: With a Dollop of Heavy Crude

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