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Red Tree Buds

There are hundreds of tiny red buds scattered across the ground that come from maples: Get Your Daily Dose of Nature Delivered to Your Inbox by Signing up Below:

Daffodils

This is the time of year for bright yellow daffodils! These ones are blooming in a nearby field and are triple daffodils: Get Your Daily Dose of Nature Delivered to Your Inbox by Signing up Below:

International Travels-SW England

In Spring 2017 I took another trip across the Pond to merry ol’ England. This time I explored more of the southwest, including Devon and Cornwall. We spend the first 2 nights in Exeter, where I saw this swan gliding on the river Exe: We also got to go on Dartmoor where I saw theseContinue reading “International Travels-SW England”

Tulip Buds and Bloom

Our tulips budded a few days ago… And one just bloomed! Get your daily dose of nature delivered to your inbox by signing up below:

Redwing Blackbirds

I spotted some redwing blackbirds the other day while birding with my oldest niece: Get Your Daily Dose of Nature Delivered to Your Inbox by Signing up Below:

Early Spring Garden

Green shoots are just starting to sprout, and our Forsythia is blooming! Get Your Daily Dose of Nature Delivered to Your Inbox by Signing up Below:

Pinecone Field

The wind has knocked down even more pinecones, covering this field: Get Your Daily Dose of Nature Delivered to Your Inbox by Signing up Below:

Pussy Willows

The pussy willows are out! Yet another sign of Spring:) Get Your Daily Dose of Nature Delivered to Your Inbox by Signing up Below:

Blooming Kalanchoe and African Violet

Now our Kalanchoe and African Violet are blooming! Adding color for us on the window sill: Here’s a close up of both: Get your daily dose of nature delivered to your inbox by signing up below:

International Travels-Quebec

In January 2016, I and a friend headed up to Quebec City for their annual Winter Carnival. Since it was winter time, the St. Lawrence river had tons of ice in it, although the ferries still traveled across: On our way back, we stopped at Montmorency waterfall, which apparently is taller than Niagra! Read moreContinue reading “International Travels-Quebec”