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How to Offer Wild Birds Shelter in the Winter

Not all birds migrate south for the winter.  Winter is a hard season for birds, and many risk freezing to death at night. It doesn't take much effort or money to provide shelter for them, and it can make a huge difference to the little feathered guys!

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On living wild... The mind lets go of its moorings, one by one, and begins to lose you.
 --"Walking below zero you tell yourself" by Debra Allbery

Fractal image: Ken Musgrave


A few years ago, I took leave from computer engineering to canoe down Canada's largest river, the Mackenzie. For forty-six days my husband and I paddled alone a thousand miles through remote Canadian wilderness to the Arctic Ocean. Now I write a question and answer column (WonderQuest) for USA Today and New Mexican newspapers.

Honors and Awards:

  • Private Pilot's license
  • The National Registry of Who's Who (2002) lists my accomplishments.
  • Member of National Association of Science Writers
  • MS in Mathematics, UNM
  • BS in Computer Engineering, UNM
  • Eta Kappa Nu Electrical Engineering Honor Society
  • Dean's List while attending Harvard University

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