Presentation by Dr. Kieran Cox Date: March 16, 2023 Time: 7:00 pm Place: Presentation and meeting on Zoom only. There will be no meeting at the Heritage House this month. Did you know that many types of fish make noise? … Continue reading →
Yearbook created by Maggie Jones with contributions from Isaac Nelson, Shekinah Jimenez, Amber Fill, Victoria Decaire, and Jesse Ritcey. A note from Jesse Ritcey: After three years KNC’s ‘Next Generation Naturalists’ program has concluded. To refresh everyone’s memory, Next Gen … Continue reading →
More of the NextGen’s Yearbook Summaries are Provided here: Summer 2021 Nature Team Tranquille Farm (2022/06) Snowshoeing and Walking
Continue reading →The final summaries of the Next Gen Naturalist Activities: Skeetchestn Rivers Walk Trail Quaaout Lodge
Continue reading →Sandhill Crane monitoring in the Douglas Lake Plateau Important Bird Area Rick Howie, a member of the Kamloops Naturalist Club, has provided us with instructions on how best to monitor the Sandhill Crane migration. He has also created a recommended … Continue reading →
The Anna’s hummingbird (Calypte anna) formerly bred only in the southern two thirds of California and the Baja regions with post-breeding dispersal in many geographic directions. Their breeding range increased north and eastward and by the late 1940s and 1950s, … Continue reading →
Contributed by Trudy Frisk with an introduction by Margaret Graham All photos by Rick Howie With the arrival of spring, it won’t be long before the Sandhill Cranes start their migration from their wintering grounds in the south and stop … Continue reading →
Submitted by Rick Howie (Compiler) Hybrid Glaucus x Herring Gull by Rick Howie It was a blustery, snowy day on Dec. 21 , 2020 for our 41st annual Christmas Bird Count first started in 1979. The club had been doing … Continue reading →
