Nature

Sunflowers, Lots of ‘Em

by JOHN ADAMS • 07/07/2016 • Comments

Friday Catblogging: Cats Go Hiking

by JOHN ADAMS • 07/01/2016 • Comments

Film – A Ghost in the Making: Searching for the Rusty-Patched Bumble Bee

by JOHN ADAMS • 06/29/2016 • Comments

A small species of bee might not seem like much, but it’s worth recalling that for thousands of years a traditional, interrogative answer to questions about humanity’s place in the world has been a reminder that we are part of a larger, created order. How can we care about something that we barely see or…

Birds, Nature

Secrets of the Snowy Owl

by JOHN ADAMS • 06/28/2016 • Comments

Retracing the year-long journey of a snowy owl.

Nature, Photography

Lightning Storm in Slow Motion

by JOHN ADAMS • 06/27/2016 • Comments

Environment, Nature, Water

Defending a River

by JOHN ADAMS • 06/21/2016 • Comments

At 85 years old, organic raisin farmer and lifelong river advocate Walt Shubin is not slowing down. He has dedicated the last 65 years of his life to restoring California’s once-mighty San Joaquin River to the wild glory he remembers as a young boy. Driven by his passion for the river, and despite worn out…

Birds, Nature

Osprey’s Supper

by JOHN ADAMS • 06/20/2016 • Comments

Adventure, Nature

The El Toh Cave in Yucatan

by JOHN ADAMS • 06/06/2016 • Comments

Nature, Weather

Waterspout on Napa Valley Lake

by JOHN ADAMS • 05/16/2016

Nature, Space

Mercury’s Transit Across the Sun

by JOHN ADAMS • 05/10/2016

NASA’s Solar Dynamic Observatory tracked Mercury making a rare transit across the face of the Sun [on May 9th]. The last time this event happened was in 2006, and NASA predicts it will happen again in 2019. Via CNN @ YouTube.