Submitted by: Deborah Brocke The 32nd annual Talkeetna-Trapper Creek Birdathon was held under sunny skies, with 30 participants to the gathering bearing short lists of bird species. The group total … 2022 Birdathon yields fewer species than usual

The second installment on our theme of breakup has 2 poems. The first is by Robin Koger called “Boomerang Breakup”. The second is “Emergence” by Christie Seay. As the seasons … Susitna Writer’s Voice – April 24, 2022 – Breakup, various writers

Being April with the melting snow, we asked people to contribute to the theme of breakup. Laura Wright submitted this humorous piece on the topic.

This piece is about the stunning bluethroat that can be found in Nome, Alaska. Maureen has shared live recordings of the bird’s vocalizations.

Did you know Grosbeak birds stay in Alaska all year? Listen to learn more about these beautiful birds and to hear their songs.

This is part 2 of an update on Robin Song’s amazing hen, Jem. In this part, Jem overcomes more challenges to her health. Jem. Part 1 aired the week prior. … Susitna Writer’s Voice – Natural Observations: March 27th, 2022 “Jem’s Story Continues, pt 2”, by Robin Song

It’s been awhile that we have heard how Jem, Robin Song’s beloved hen, is fairing. We have an update on Jem’s remarkable progress in this piece plus many great pictures. … Susitna Writer’s Voice – Natural Observations: March 20, 2022 “Jem’s Story Continues”, by Robin Song

This new piece from Maureen is this is for the wordy, nerdy and/or birdy people, but anyone will enjoy it.

We asked for holiday haiku for this this holiday themed Susitna Writer’s Voice. The response resulted in a wonderful collection of winter and holiday haiku and poetry from Anita Golton, … Susitna Writer’s Voice – December 26, 2021 “Holiday Haiku”, by various writers