We left the house at 7:00 so we could hopefully see plenty of birds, and were not disappointed. Even got through the whole walk in enough time to get to breakfast before everyone else was up. I did maintain my streak of not seeing alligators in the wild, even though the last time my […]
Green Cay Wetlands – Boynton Beach, FL Read More »
I’m back from a very delightful break from winter in Florida. My sister and niece were there as well (we stayed with my father and C at their condo), which was so much fun. You can really have a conversation with her now. I’m sorry they’re not closer so we can have them
So, we get the earliest possible day in November that Thanksgiving can possibly be on, and what does Mother Nature decide to do? Give us two snow storms before Thanksgiving, and record cold on the day itself. She’s funny. Real funny. Have I mentioned it’s raining today, and this will likely melt?
Gilsland Farm – Falmouth, ME Read More »
Today’s walk was the Kennebunk Plains Preserve, whose major claim to fame is that it’s in the sand plain that’s home to the largest single population of Northern Blazing Star (Liatris novae-angliae) in the world. There’s also pine barrens, and wild blueberries to pick (in August at least) – a good walk all around.
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I normally publish my wildflower photos on my other blog, but that’s really for local flowers. When I was in England, I definitely took plenty of wildflower photos, so I’m going to publish them here, in the style I would normally do on the other site. This is probably going to be a work
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