Monthly Archives: October 2020

Sometimes hidden among the ordinary is the extraordinary, all you have to do is look! Like these beautiful red and yellow leaves hiding amongst the green in my neighbor’s backyard…not easily seen, but beautiful nevertheless:) For your daily dose of nature delivered to your inbox, sign up below!

I love taking photos of the moon, regardless of what phase it is in or what time of year it is! There is just something about it that fascinates me…I was walking in my town the other day, and happened to look up and see the moon peeking through some trees… What a beautiful timeContinue reading “Fall Moon”

My mom and I like to walk down through the forest to the nearby brook. A few days ago we saw these leaves that looked almost silver in the water…of course, these are just the backs of the leaves, but they still look pretty! For your daily dose of nature delivered to your inbox, signContinue reading “Leaves in the Brook”

As I was eating breakfast this morning, around 10 of 7, I happened to look out the window…and what did I see? This amazing sunrise! What a great way to start the day! Even though it is sometimes said, “Pink in the morning sailors take warning”…but it shall only be sunny skies today!

When I think of flowers, I think Spring and Summer. However, Fall has it’s own flowers we can enjoy as well, such as these purple asters… Another color to add to the splendor of Fall!

Over the weekend, I went went apple picking at my favorite orchard. Even though many leaves have already fallen, there were still quite a few pretty colors to enjoy from the top of the hill! The day started off foggy, but cleared off while we were picking apples:) There were even some tractor rides availableContinue reading “Apple Picking”

I saw a small group of crows the other day digging through the leaves for food. Isn’t it good luck to see 3 together? Let’s hope so…. For your daily dose of nature delivered straight to your inbox, subscribe below!

This is the time of year when squirrels can be seen collecting acorns and the like to prepare for winter. It’s amazing how they know what to do and when! I think we can learn from the squirrel to only collect good things, and to store them up for colder times, such as good thoughts,Continue reading “Squirreling Away”

This year there seems to be tons of pinecones on the tops of most pine trees. Does this mean they know we are going to have a harder winter and that they have to produce more to survive? Or is it just time for them to make more pinecones? We shall see…

There are tons of berries now, and the birds are loving it! I can hear them flitting around through the branches, eating as many as they can while they’re still around. Now is the time to prepare for the colder seasons of the year… Subscribe for more little tastes of nature delivered to your inbox!