Silverfish are bizarre little creatures that can devour your books and dry goods, but there's a convenient and simple way to keep them gone for good.

These small pond insects glide effortlessly thanks to hydrophobic leg hairs that repel water. Middle legs row like tiny oars while rear legs steer, spreading their light body weight over the surface.

In addition to his own birding outings, Wagner said he participates in several bird counts around the Western Slope. Whether ...