The fly-by-nights

Article Abstract:

There are over 12,000 species of moths in North America alone, and more in the world than species of reptiles, birds, fish and mammals put together. They usually fly just at night though so people seldom see them. Ways to attract moths are described.

Behavior, Moths

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Keeping your bearings

Article Abstract:

A hiker who is lost should sit down, calmly review the route and use a compass or the sun to get oriented. Studying surroundings can help to establish approximate position. Tips on forming a plan of action and preventing a recurrence are included.

Methods, Usage, Orientation, Perceptual orientation, Hiking, Compasses (Navigation), Maps (Geography), Compass, Maps

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It's chile outside

Article Abstract:

Spices can make trail meals tastier. Tips on cooking with spices are given, and recipes are given for chicken-vegetable curry, spiced breakfast Bannock, mac 'n' cheese Colorado, zippy trail nuts, hot red pepper pasta and more.

Outdoor cookery, Outdoor cooking

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