Terry Thomas

I was on a dock next to another photographer photographing a pied-billed grebe. As photographers often do, I asked him which camera he was using. “Nikon D500,” he replied.

The time for barbeques, fly fishing, trips to the lake or pool, and hiking/biking is upon us and that means one thing: mosquito season.

I marveled at the big bird wandering within Ngorongoro Crater in Tanzania, Africa. I knew I was looking at the largest bird in the world, a male ostrich standing nearly 9 feet tall.

In our world, the word "compound" is used for a number of things. First, there is that amazing money multiplier called compound interest. There are compounds comprised of two or

Life, I suppose, is like an endless river. At some point, a freshet washes us into the river’s edge, and we fight to get out of the shallows and into

Wandering through the woods last week, I enjoyed searching for new or interesting things. On this particular day, I found a few sources of fatwood, which is a fire-starting marvel

My daughter-in-law’s nice wooden cutting board, handcrafted by a teenage son, was mistakenly placed in her dishwasher. The result, while predictable, wasn’t good. She handed me the two parts, wondering

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The San Andreas Fault runs from just north of the California-Mexico border north and west to the California coast north of San Francisco, a distance of around 560 miles. This

A friend and I were in a discussion one day about the need, or not, to preserve habitat. At one point, to “prove” that humans in this country were not