Tag: eve quesnel
And 20 Years Went By …
Moonshine Ink’s longtime column writers have plenty to say about their commitments to the monthly paper. Read their comments here.
Crouching Bobcat, Hidden Lion
Bobcat, lynx, cougar, mountain lion: What’s the difference? Moonshine Ink’s longtime columnist Eve Quesnel has the answers.
Arachnophobia Be Damned! In Praise of the Engineering Spider
Nature’s Corner columnist Eve Quesnel explores the engineering excellence of arachnids.
Early Morning Alarms
Nature’s Corner columnist Eve Quesnel shares that what is seemingly ordinary is truly extraordinary, as she learned in her quest for knowledge about the American robin.
Mountain Baker
Truckee native Kimmy Fasani has co-written a new high altitude cookbook and Moonshine contributor Eve Quesnel has been cooking her way through it.
Entering the Virtual Valley
After more than five decades of summer writing workshops surrounded by majestic peaks in Olympic Valley, this year the Community of Writers embraced the positives of going virtual.
River Runners
The mink, the river otter, and the beaver are all to be found in the lakes and rivers of the Sierra Nevada. Eve Quesnel tells how to recognize which is which in this month’s Nature’s Corner.
Symbolic Nature
Eve Quesnel shares insight into the life of our nation’s symbol, the bald eagle.
In a Torpid State of Mind
They live quietly among us, but how much do we really know about California’s black bears? In her latest column, Nature’s Corner writer Eve Quesnel chats with the “Bear Whisperer.”