Attn: Birders of #BritishColumbia, our BC bird books are back in stock! These guidebooks contain everything you need to know about the #birds in your province.
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Giveaway announcement!
Win a copy of the bestselling Edible & Medicinal Plants of the Rockies, a perfect introduction to the many uses of Rocky Mountain plants.
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Do you know the name of this cute Rocky Mountain mammal? It can be found foraging among the highest altitudes in the Rockies. #wildlife#wildlifephotography
Giveaway announcement!
Win a copy of the bestselling Edible & Medicinal Plants of the Rockies, a perfect introduction to the many uses of Rocky Mountain plants.
To enter your name into the draw, follow our Facebook page and share this post! https://t.co/yDjSssF7xv
#foraging
The Willow Ptarmigan can be found across northern Canada and the interior of British Columbia. A true family-oriented bird, the male Willow Ptarmigan is the only grouse in the world that helps to raise its own young. Have you spotted any recently? #birding#BirdTwitter
Heading out to the Rocky Mountains this summer? This handy reference will help you to identify everything that grows, flies, crawls, walks or swims in the Rockies, and teach you a few fun facts along the way. https://t.co/PTM0ZAwVNP
Here is this month’s “Book To Read” suggestion!
I have always loved Ken Bailey’s honest and pure writing style and was honoured when he asked me to write the foreword for this book!
Good read!
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@OutdoorBailey
The Grey Wolf (sometimes known as the Timber Wolf) can be found throughout North America. Ultimate team players, wolves are known to hunt in packs to take down prey much larger than a single wolf could handle on its own. #wildlifephotography#nature
The White-veined Arctic Butterfly has a habit of flying uphill when startled. As a result, it can often be found gracing meadows just above the treeline of northern alpine environments during June and July. Have you ever spotted one during a hike? #lepidoptera
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Running out of yardwork? No, we didn’t think so. But if you’re looking for another project, now is the time to start pruning your shrubs that are done flowering. By getting it done early, you’ll stimulate a lot more growth for next year! #GardeningTips