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Monthly Archives: April 2016
Silent Sunday
Posted in My Photos
Tagged American beech, Fagus grandifolia, nature photography, new leaves, photography, Silent Sunday
37 Comments
Silent Sunday
Posted in Field Notes, My Photos
Tagged bud break, fiddlehead fern frond, nature photography, photography, Silent Sunday, spring, tree buds, woodlands
80 Comments
Happy Earth Day
Honor Our Mother Earth
Posted in Field Notes, My Photos
Tagged butterfly, conservation, Earth Day, Mother Earth, Narcissus 'Ice Follies', nature photography, photography
71 Comments
Wordless Wednesday
Posted in My Photos
Tagged nature photography, photography, seascape, sun motes, sunlight, sunrise, sunshine, Wordless Wednesday
53 Comments
Laundry, Earth Day and Meditation
All my life, I’ve hung my laundry to dry on a clothesline when the temperature is 40F (4C) or higher. To some, it’s rather quaint and old-fashioned, but to me there is something reassuringly domestic about seeing clothes hung on … Continue reading
Posted in Country Living, My Photos
Tagged birdsong, clothesline, conservation, conserving resources, Earth Day, flowers, fresh air, Green Movement, laundry, meditation, mindfullness, nature photography, photography, sky
117 Comments
Change
One thing we can always count on is change. Nature has taught me that nothing stands still. The way of living things is birth, growth, death and repurposing. Life is nothing more than a river of molecules passing through form. … Continue reading
Posted in Field Notes, My Photos
Tagged change, dissolving forms in nature, fallen tree, forest, mossy log, nature, nature photography, photography, renewal, stream, woodlands
87 Comments
Silent Sunday
Posted in My Photos
Tagged nature photography, photography, Silent Sunday, stream, sunlight, sunlit trees, watershed, woodland
64 Comments
Nest Building
From YardMap‘s Facebook page: In an increasingly fragmented and anthropocentric landscape it can be difficult and time consuming to locate enough high quality building materials to make secure and well insulated nests. Many birds will resort to using dangerous materials … Continue reading
Posted in Field Notes
Tagged backyard conservation, bird conservation, bird nests, birds, nest building, nesting material, YardMap
61 Comments
