A Multi-Species, Multi-Tasking Spring Workout
Okay, everybody! It’s obvious that the dead plants along the edge of the pond have to be cleared out, and goodness knows that will be a workout. But we only have one week… Continue reading
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Spiders and Snakes and a City Girl
Originally posted on BaseballGal :
I am, by all standards of measure, a city girl. I come from the neighborhoods of curbed streets with water drainage thingys and sidewalks – even bike routes. Places…
WalkingSquares 27 through 30
Yay! I did it! I followed Becky’s #WalkingSquares challenge, walked outside and took photos every day in November (except one). If I am to be honest, I will have to admit that for… Continue reading
WalkingSquares 20 through 26
This week I continued to walk for Becky’s #WalkingSquares Challenge. I walked outside every day except Tuesday, and I am going to have to count going up and down the grocery store aisles… Continue reading
WalkingSquares 13 through 19
Lots of weather changes this week and a few good pictures! Sunday, November 13, was a beautiful day, clear and cold. I was able to get some nice clear pictures of Pine Warblers. … Continue reading
WalkingSquares 6 through 12
I am enjoying the WalkingSquares challenge set by BeckyB of Winchester, to get out and walk each day in November. Most days I walk around our farm, but on two days this week… Continue reading
WalkingSquares 1 through 5
BeckyB of Winchester is asking us all to accompany her in walking every day in November, and in capturing a square image from our daily walks. This is my first time in joining… Continue reading
The Best-Laid Plots
A response to a WordPress prompt, originally posted on my other blog in 2013.
Favorite Shots from 2021
These are some of my favorite pictures of 2021. Some of them are first or unusual sightings for me; some of them are just pretty. 🙂 If you click on any picture, it… Continue reading
The Elusive Black Saddlebags
One of my ongoing projects is to photograph and identify all the (non-microscopic) species we have on our farm. Sometimes it is the ID process that is tricky; other times I can easily… Continue reading
