RonK’s Substack
RonKKeeping active and interested in the Pacific Northwest environment and sharing it with readers
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Mid-Winter in the Pacific Northwest
North Fork of the Nooksack River in Janurary shortly after a major flood that eroded and undercut the river bank, bringing down boulders and trees. The flood was a combinations of heavy rain and warm temps that melted snow on Mts. Baker and...
Late Fall in the Pacific Northwest
Whatcom Falls tumbling the waters of Whatcom Creek, located in Whatcom Falls Park and draining Lake Whatcom. This creek runs through town and then drains into Bellingham Bay.
Harvest Festivals
The Bellingham Farmers’ Market where the community gathers, shops and enjoys the bountiful harvests of their neighbors
Beaches of Bellingham Bay - part 1
A colorful Ochre Sea Star (Pisaster ochraceus) seeking a crevice in our rocky shoreline as the tide ebbs. The typical Ochre seastar here is Purple colored while most of their conspecifics on the outter coast are orange. This one has element...
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80 + y/o retired University Professor living in Bellingham WA. on the edge of the Salish Sea. To our north and east are the Cascade Mts and several rivers that originate from the mountain glaciers and empty into the sea. .
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