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The life of a Darkling Beetle (pictured). You can

The life of a Darkling Beetle (pictured). You can find me wandering around on and off our trails. I can be larger in size (around half the length of a finger) and when threatened I stick my butt towards the sky! When really perturbed I can gift you a dark-colored fowl smelling fluid (your welcome 😉). I enjoy walking to flying and eat plant material. My friends have been eaten by coyotes, fox, hawks, snakes, ravens and crows. There are roughly 20 species of darkling beetles that live in the Mid-Columbia Basin. Please try not to squash me or my friends while hiking, biking or running. Thank you!

Viewing the Cascades through a different lens...ph

Viewing the Cascades through a different lens...photo taken by Phil Cibicki.

The balsamroot flowers and lupine flowers are star

The balsamroot flowers and lupine flowers are starting to bloom in our foothills. Not as many as usual but beautiful all the same!

Did you know there are four species of balsamroot

Did you know there are four species of balsamroot flowers that bloom in our region? Y-E-P four of them! Some of these species can hybridize to create interesting mixtures. Wenatchee area residents are likely most familiar with the arrowleaf balsamroot which grows in many of our foothills. This photo was taken by team member Sarah Shaffer yesterday right before the rain/snow/hail began.

Riding season is just about here! Low elevation go

Riding season is just about here! Low elevation goods are almost completely in, now we wait for the high mountain awesomeness to dry out. The stoke is high! Picture by team member Coby Trudell.

Have you checked out our outdoor calendar as of la

Have you checked out our outdoor calendar as of late? There are SO MANY exciting events coming up! Check it out by clicking the link below. 👏 Or you can find a link to our calendar on the homepage of our website wenatcheeoutdoors.org on the bottom right hand side.
https://wenatcheeoutdoors.org/events/2022-04/

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