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Monthly Archives: April 2014
Spring Chores
Like many of you, spring has called me to do other things, mostly yard work. Initially, I tried to keep my pace on WordPress, but soon realized it was impossible, unless I wanted to forfeit sleep. (Not a good option!) … Continue reading
Posted in Country Gardening, Country Living, My Photos
Tagged daffodils, frogs, gardening, gardens, katsura tree, Lyme disease, photography, ponds, rural life, spring bulbs, tadpoles, ticks, wild American turkey, wood heat, wood shed
31 Comments
Spring Beauty
Scilla siberica ‘Spring Beauty’
Posted in Country Gardening, My Photos
Tagged bulbs, gardens, photography, Scilla siberica 'Spring Beauty', spring
25 Comments
Pieces of Sky
Cerulean sky reflected in the river.
Posted in My Photos
Tagged cerulean, nature photography, photography, reflection, river, sky, sunlight, water
24 Comments
Easter Egg Hunt
Many years ago, soon after I moved to town, I joined a quilting group comprised mostly of older women. One of those women was Thelma French. She was vivacious and fun loving, with a rough, gravelly voice and a mischievous … Continue reading
Posted in Country Living, My Photos
Tagged children, community, Easter, Easter candy, egg hunt, memorial, prizes, tradition
29 Comments
Bloodroot
After the snow melts, one of the first wildflowers to emerge is Bloodroot (Sanguinaria canadensis). Native to the eastern U.S. and Canada, it grows in woodlands and moist areas. Its name comes from its reddish-orange sap, which will stain and … Continue reading
Monarch Update
I recently posted on the plight of the Monarch butterfly and things we can do to help. Mary Holland shared an awesome website that uses citizen science to track northward migrations of not just Monarchs, but other migrants as well. … Continue reading
Froggy Love
Two days ago, I posted on the frogs in our garden pond. Yesterday, we had five wood frog males competing for one female in our little pool. At one point, I worried they would drown her – poor thing! Froggy … Continue reading
Posted in Country Living, Field Notes, My Photos
Tagged amphibians, mating, naturalist, nature, ponds, reproduction, science, spring, vernal pools, wood frogs
13 Comments
Wood Frogs
Wood frogs (Lithobates sylvaticus) have found their way to my little garden pond next to the front steps. There is still snow in the yard, but they are announcing spring is here. To hear their mating call, click here. They … Continue reading
Posted in Country Living, Field Notes, My Photos
Tagged amphibians, hibernation, leaf litter, Lithobates sylvaticus, peepers, ponds, spring, tadpoles, vernal pools, wood frogs
34 Comments
Soft
A beautiful soft pink tulip at the bulb show. I neglected to get the cultivar name (possibly Darwin Tulip ‘Ollioules’), but I think its color is lovely!
Posted in Country Gardening, My Photos
Tagged bulbs, gardening, gardens, photography, pink, spring, tulips
27 Comments
Life out of balance
koyaanisqatsi (coy-on-iss-COT-see) Hopi Life out of balance. The fast paced harried world of heart pounding intensity that we inhabit often reflects a deep sense of loss and confusion. As individuals we can easily become distracted by the various roads or … Continue reading
Posted in Inspirational Quotes
Tagged healing, hope, inspiration, personal growth, reflection, spirituality
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