George Walter is a journalist for THE JOLT - The Journal of Olympia, Lacey & Tumwater. With a focus on local news in Washington, specifically in the Olympia area, George covers a range of topics including book reviews, updates on local events, and articles on wildlife and nature.
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George's coverage primarily focuses on local topics related to bird watching, nature, and environmental conservation in the Olympia area. He also covers cultural and educational themes that are relevant to his local audience.
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By: George Walter
Sitting at my computer on a rainy day (good for gardens, but not for bird watching), I’m thinking about migrating warbler species that are arriving daily in our territory. These insect-eating …
By: George Walter
Ever wonder what happens to road kills and other dead animals? Sometimes they are collected or buried by road maintenance folks, but more often they are removed by one of our more important, and …
By: George Walter
Recently there was an article in the Washington Post about multiple American Flamingoes returning to Florida and reestablishing possible breeding populations. These birds were present in big numbers …
By: George Walter
When thinking about the miracle of birds, the first thing that comes to mind is flight. We earthbound humans are often a little jealous of avian flight – they do it so easily, and we have to …
By: George Walter
June’s long hours of sunlight make it possible to spend an hour or so either before or after our work hours checking out what birds are up to at the time when the birds are most active and …
By: George Walter
Summer is here, and many species of breeding birds have turned from defending their territories, nesting, and brooding eggs to feeding and protecting the resulting fledglings. (That’s not every …
By: George Walter
For our avian neighbors, July is Fledging Month. I was reminded of this a few days ago when a large bird flew right overhead screaming desperately. It was a fledgling Bald Eagle , recently out of the …
By: George Walter
You perhaps know of the Chinese American writer, Amy Tan , who has written several books about the immigrant experience, family dynamics and culture. Her best-known book is The Joy Luck Club (1989). …
By: George Walter
Earlier this month there was a significant celebration: the 50 th Anniversary of the Billy Frank Jr. Nisqually National Wildlife Refuge. People closely involved with Nisqually issues were there, …
By: George Walter
August and September are the best months for seeing unusual avian visitors. If you keep your eyes out for them, you might spot something special. This is exactly what happened a few weeks ago in …
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