We brought in a few cut branches of our forsythia a couple weeks ago and now it is blooming! Get Your Daily Dose of Nature Delivered to Your Inbox by Signing up Below:
Category Archives: nature
International Travels-Costa Rica
Back in 2010 I went to Costa Rica with a friend from college. We saw the volcano Arenal… Went on a jungle river cruise… And had several other adventures, which you can read more about here. Get Your Daily Dose of Nature Delivered to Your Inbox by Signing up Below:
Ice Sculpture
Every year we see an ice sculpture down an old country road. Now it is beginning to melt, and you can see some water spraying from the top: Get Your Daily Dose of Nature Delivered to Your Inbox by Signing up Below:
Chicken Tracks
I went over to visit my nieces and nephews the other day and saw their chickens’ tracks in the icy snow: Get your daily dose of nature delivered to your inbox by signing up below:
Moss and Ferns in the Snow
Now that the snow is finally starting to melt there are nice green ferns and moss to be seen: Get Your Daily Dose of Nature Delivered to Your Inbox by Signing up Below:
Sap to Syrup
It’s that time of year to start collecting sap to make yummy maple syrup! Get Your Daily Dose of Nature Delivered to Your Inbox by Signing up Below:
Moon Bite
It looks like someone took a bite out of the moon! Get Your Daily Dose of Nature Delivered to Your Inbox by Signing up Below:
Shards of Ice
The ice on the brook is beginning to melt, leaving shards on rocks… and in the woods… Get your daily dose of nature delivered to your inbox by signing up below:
International Travels-Statia (Caribbean)
Back in June 2009 I spent a month down on the tiny Caribbean island of St. Eustatius, called Statia by the locals, for an archaeological field school. There were several ruins of old colonial stone structures along the coast: And a dormant volcano that we got to hike up, and down into the caldera! ReadContinue reading “International Travels-Statia (Caribbean)”
Pinecones on Snow
The March winds are blowing the remaining pinecones down and now there are many scattered across the remaining snow: Get your daily dose of nature delivered to your inbox by signing up below!
