A relatively uncommon bird in these parts, a flock of common murrres in Case Inlet.
Joseph Pentheroudakis, KP News
While considered sea birds, great blue herons frequent upland fields to stalk frogs, rodents, and snakes.
Lisa Bryan, KP News
Cheerful Key Pen It Clean volunteers like Jen Duke (left) and Cheryl Johnson helped make the sponsored KP Spring Clean-up and Drop-off event May 16 a success.
Stan Moffett
Intrepid naturalist Mira Bothwell, 10, of Longbranch spotted Allotropa virgata, or “Candystick,” a parasitic plant that lacks chlorophyll and feeds solely on Matsutake mycelia.
Mira Bothwell
Approximately 435 vehicles kept volunteers busy filling four compactor garbage trucks, six dumpsters of household trash and litter, a dumpster of tires, three dumpsters of mattresses, and 32,000 pounds of scrap metal.
Stan Moffett
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