Alaska Site
	Kimi Ross BellaOnline's Alaska Editor

A Humorous Look at the Ubiquitous Mosquito
I'm lying on my back staring at the patterns of light and dark on the tent and listening to the gentle pitter patter of rain. . . oh wait, that’s not rain, it’s the percussion of frantic mosquitoes trying to get inside.

Common Wildflowers of Alaska
As you drive along the Alaska Highway, you notice a flash of yellow or pink or purple. What might that flower be? Read this guide to some of the most common wildflowers in Alaska.

Moose Photos
Moose are common in Alaska. Here are some photos of moose from around the state.

Salmon in Alaska
Mention wild Pacific salmon and most will think of Alaska´s pristine waters.

Ten Interesting Facts about Mosquitoes
There are at least twenty-five species of mosquitoes in Alaska. Since they are present from April to September in most places, they are an inescapable part of the Alaska experience. So why not learn a few facts about these interesting insects?

Ten Tips for Viewing the Aurora
If you will be in Alaska during the winter, make sure you see the northern lights. Read these tips to help you maximize your viewing opportunities.

The Black-capped Chickadee in Alaska
The black-capped chickadee is one of the most common birds observed at winter feeders, even in Alaska. But do you know what special adaptations they´ve developed to survive cold, dark days? Read on to find out!

The Moose
The moose is a favorite animal of Alaskan residents and visitors alike. Here you'll find lots of information about this large mammal.

The Short-tailed Weasel, Alaska´s little predator
You are more likely to see a moose or a bear than a short-tailed weasel or ermine when you visit Alaska. But these little predators are just as engaging to observe if you are lucky enough to spot one.

What is the Aurora Borealis?
What causes those dancing lights in the sky? Find some mythological explanations and a scientific explanation in this article.