Winter and late Fall are the best time to see the birds come to the feeder. There are many types of birds that stop by, such as nuthatches, juncos, finches, and many more! Get Your Daily Dose of Nature Delivered to Your Inbox! Sign Up Below:
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Dusting of Snow
Yesterday we got a nice dusting of snow! It’s about time… It looks pretty covering the grass and garden walkway… Get Your Daily Dose of Nature Delivered Right to Your Inbox! Sign Up Below:
Holes in the Tree
While on one of our many walks, my mom and I ran across this tree filled with holes. Probably caused by a woodpecker, or some other woodland creature: For Your Daily Dose of Nature Delivered to Your Inbox, Sign Up Below:
Stream in the Woods
It’s always nice to go for a walk in the woods, regardless of what time of year it is! This stream, full of moss-covered rocks, shines prettily in the sun: Sign up Below to Receive Your Daily Dose of Nature Right in Your Inbox:
Mourning Dove
One of the many birds we get coming to our feeder is the mourning dove. This one is finding seeds, and probably still some bugs, on the ground: Sign up Below to Receive Your Daily Dose of Nature in Your Inbox:
Stonewall
I love seeing old stonewalls while walking in the woods and fields of Vermont. This one makes a border between the field and woods: Get Your Daily Dose of Nature Delivered to Your Inbox! Sign up Below:
Sun Through the Clouds
Sometimes we have overcast, rainy days, but the sun always shines through eventually! For Your Daily Dose of Nature Delivered to Your Inbox, Sign Up Below:
Evening Grossbeaks
We just saw a small group of Evening Grossbeaks come to our birdfeeder! What beautiful colors to brighten the late Fall! Get Your Daily Dose of Nature Delivered to Your Inbox! Sign Up Below:
Frosty Sun
As the year draws to a close, the frost comes more often…it looks pretty shining in the sun: This squirrel tries to keep warm surrounded by the frost: Receive Your Daily Dose of Nature in Your Inbox by Signing up Below:
Blue Jays
Blue Jays are pretty, but they can be bully birds that scare away the smaller birds from the feeder! Sign up Below to Get Your Daily Dose of Nature Delivered to Your Inbox!
