Writing

Links to examples of written work

Nature guides

My BIG Alberta Backyard: Saskatoon Lake Migratory Bird Sanctuary

Articles

Birds and Birdwatching

The Spring Migration Schedule (Spring '24: pg. 12-13)

Canada Jays: Grey Ghosts of the Northern Woods

Alberta's "Other" Woodpeckers

Rare Birds and How to Find Them

The Recovery of Trumpeter Swans in Alberta

Wintering With Owls (Winter '22: pg. 16-17)

Alberta Red-necks - Grebes, That Is

Friends, for the Birds

Birding for Beginners

Bugs

Alberta's Butterfly Schedule

Butterflies for Beginners

Counting Bugs in Winter

Palaeontology and Geology

How We Got This Way (Fall '23: pg. 12-13, 30)

The Rocks Along the River

Did T. rex Have Lips? Likely, Yes

Touring Alberta's Fossil Record (Spring '23: pg. 10-11, 16)

Look North for the Boreal Alberta Dinosaurs

The End of the Age of Dinosaurs

Jurassic Showdown

The Great Dinosaur Horn Debate

Dinosaur Airlift

So Long, Big John

Dinosaurs Spring Eternal

The Megalodon Misconceptions

Dinosaurs We Don't Have

(Fossil) Hunting, Poaching, and Conservation

Looking Back on the Dinosauroid

No Such Thing As a Saber-toothed Tiger

Dealing in Dinosaurs

Nature Photography & Appreciation

How to be a Good Bird Photographer (pg. 21-22)

For Whom the Blue Jay Squawks (Winter '23: pg. 10-11)

A Beginner's Guide to Wildlife Photography (Summer '23: pg. 28-29)

Sauntering to the Small Stuff (Summer '23: pg. 10-11)

Falling for Nature (Fall '22: pg. 16-17)

More Than Mere Emblems

My BIG Alberta Backyard: Kleskun Hill Natural Area

The Naturalist's Guides (Summer '22: pg. 16-17)

General Science and Nature

A Naturalist's Guide to Grande Prairie (pg. 10-14)

Tips for Living Alongside Urban Wildlife

Chasing the Light: Aurora 101

My Blog

Nature Nick's Notes

Other Blog Postings

Under the Roof of Stegosaurus

Amber: Big Info From Small Fossils

Swimming Dinosaurs

A Brief History of Mammals Part 1: The Early Synapsids

How Many Kinds of Dinosaurs Were There?

All About Baby Dinosaurs

A Brief History of Birds

What's the Biggest Dinosaur?

The Importance of Being the Real Thing

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