Moths of Malheur – Part 1
Written by Dana Ross/Photo by Dana Ross Brightly colored butterflies may catch the attention of even the most casual naturalist, but what about moths? As largely nocturnal creatures, moths are
September 26, 2019
My Malheur Summer
Written by Norman Clippinger, Malheur National Wildlife Refuge Biological Science Technician/Photo courtesy of Norman Clippinger I have spent the last five years working as a seasonal Wilderness Ranger at Rocky
September 26, 2019
Duck Banding at Malheur
Written by Alexa Martinez, Malheur National Wildlife Refuge Wildlife Biologist/Photos by Teresa Wicks During the months of July and August, staff and volunteers from Oregon Department of Fish and Wildlife
September 26, 2019
A Rare Bird at Refuge Headquarters
Written by Rick Vetter, FOMR Secretary/Photo by Renee Tressler When Tim Rodenkirk, a botanist and well-respected avid birder from Coos Bay, made a road trip to Malheur NWR on Sept
September 26, 2019
Basin and Range Topography
Written by Peter Pearsall/Photo by Peter Pearsall “The mountains form a ribbon of familiar landscape separating two vast spaces, blue haze above, a mosaic of cracked mud below. The desert
September 26, 2019
