Snowfall makes it easier to see the tracks of those that walked before us in the Green. These dog tracks are pretty obvious...but of...

Bullseye! These are more of.a late summer web that seem to be everywhere in August and September. (September 2020)

These interesting webs cover holes in the tree, like a net ready to capture anyone trying to get in, or out, of these tiny arboreal...

What better way to celebrate the holiday than with a crow sitting amid the sketetal-looking remains of a downed tree. For the record,...

Casting a net for dinner.... (October 2022)

A friendly garter snake (Thamnophis sp.). This one was found near he Green, but I am sure they are living there, too. (September 2020)

What Halloween season is complete without spiderwebs? Webs of all types hang among shrubs and trees alike during this time of year....

Small mounds of freshly excavated dirt littering the path are a sign that moles are afoot - doing their tunnel-digging thing! (October 2022)

As the morning sunlight shines through the Green, you can just make out a little bit of the wildfire smoke that has been effecting our...

I found this fuzzy friend wandering the Green this morning. It would appear to be a white variety of the Virginian Tiger Moth...

Greenbelts in Cascadia are home to all sorts of wildlife. Though it is rare to see cougars and bears, we are all reminded that the wilds...