Crow Family Calling
Recently, my crow friend Rogue and his wife brought their fledgling to visit me at the Wild Rose Café. Quite an honor, since crows are notoriously protective. Indeed, I have…
A Very Wild Morning at the Wild Rose Café
It appears that my invitation to the "wild" turkey that has been cruising West Seattle to come and visit has been fully accepted. Yesterday I saw her for the first…
The Wild Turkey Comes Calling
I'm so excited! I finally got to see the very rare wild turkey who has been cruising areas of West Seattle! I have been following the progression of the wild…
Breakfast Circus at the Wild Rose Café
May 7, 2019 Sat on the front steps and handed out breakfast in the form of mixed nuts to three squirrels and crow Rogue. It was a little bit of…
Cat Tribe Meets the Neighbors
In October 2018, I got to witness a few members of the newly arrived Spirit Owl Ranch Cat Tribe (gorgeous longhair Bella, sweet Little Man, and friendly Tinker), meeting some…
Sunday with All My Relations
It’s Sunday, and I had a lot of household chores to do. I thought it might be a boring day, but boy, was I wrong... Crow Rogue and the Seagull:…
What Really Matters
This year’s A Walk on the Wild Side: Answering the Call of the Wild was more epic than ever, and I hope to share stories in future. For now, some…
An Invitation to the 2018 Animal World Wisdom Summit
Enjoy interviews with 28 inspiring experts from around the world offering valuable insights into Animal Wisdom! Featuring noted names in the Animal Wisdom and Personal Growth worlds, including: - Dr.…
A Passion for Wildlife: Interview with Susan Eirich, Earthfire Institute
Rose De Dan interviews Dr. Susan Eirich of Earthfire Institute on her mission to widen the circle of conservation to include the voices of all living beings. Listeners will also get to know some of Earthfire's wild animal ambassadors through Susan's wonderful gift of storytelling.
Rogue the Crow and the Birdbath
I went outside this morning to water the garden and rinse out the fountain and the birdbath. The messiest area is always the deep birdbath, not because so many songbirds…
