As summer approaches, I find myself reflecting on my gardening journey from last year, particularly the chaos that ensued in my raised bed. It’s hard to believe how quickly time flies, but the lessons I learned during the last growing season are still fresh in my mind.
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RED MAPLE TRUNK JUNCTION! Birds of my parents’ yard!
Today, I witnessed a beautiful congregation of birds at the base of the Red Maple Tree. It was heartwarming to see the camaraderie among them, from the striking Common Grackles to the cheerful Tufted Titmice and spirited Carolina Chickadees. The Mournful Doves cooed softly,
We will always remember #Flaco |Podcast Tribute
ORIGINALLY PUBLISHED ON FEBRUARY 24,2024 ON RANDOMNATUREPOD.ORG A brief farewell to Flaco the Eurasian Eagle-Owl, NYC free bird. Day of ascension- February 23, 2024 The ending of the pod is the Eurasian Eagle Owl Call, audio credit goes to Stein Ø. Nilsen Listen to the podcast here: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/farewell-to-flaco-ripflaco/id1640874891?i=1000646715270 or here :https://podbay.fm/p/random-nature/e/1708794000 Big shout to NYCContinue reading “We will always remember #Flaco |Podcast Tribute”
CONFUSING FALL BIRD MIGRATION
Pictorial essay I am in the north for the first time in my life during fall migration. Besides hearing about flamingoes being blown from Hurricane Idalia, and Limpkins turning up in Kentucky (which I saw one), and all other manner of strange happenings, here in Ithaca, I have been just as confused as everyone else.Continue reading “CONFUSING FALL BIRD MIGRATION”
Bird Lady of Turtle Island 