My first posting of 2013 to announce and hope you might click over to see my latest 'A Bestiary' installment . . . Pileated Woodpecker. This makes number fourteen and it can been seen by clicking here. Special thanks go out to Ecosystem Gardener and activist Carole Brown whose wisdom and expertise have brought together two 'really good' teams over at Native Plants and Wildlife Gardens and Beautiful Wildlife Garden. I truly hope to be up and posting regularly soon. Wild Turkeys are happy for … [Read more...]
A New Year ~ A New Installment to ‘A Bestiary’ ~ Pileated Woodpecker
My first posting of 2013 to announce and hope you might click over to see my latest 'A Bestiary' installment . . . Pileated Woodpecker. This makes number fourteen and it can been seen by clicking here. Special thanks go out to Ecosystem Gardener and activist Carole Brown whose wisdom and expertise have brought together two 'really good' teams over at Native Plants and Wildlife Gardens and Beautiful Wildlife Garden. I truly hope to be up and posting regularly soon. Wild … [Read more...]
Sweeping Spring Landscape ~ Leafy and Feathery Flames of Light
A fresh spring green landscape awash in first light. Rings of chlorophyll reign in the 'north garden' bathed by the rising sun. A diverse family of flora and fauna coexist in our hillside paradise, wearing equally diverse coats of greens and a multitude of colorful blooms, scales, feathers and furs.Millions of atoms trapping sunlight in varying wavelengths resemble tiny flames of energy. Mighty Oaks stand like guardians before our serpentine Black Cherry, while countless more are unfurling … [Read more...]
Sweeping Spring Landscape ~ Leafy and Feathery Flames of Light
A fresh spring green landscape awash in first light. Rings of chlorophyll reign in the 'north garden' bathed by the rising sun. A diverse family of flora and fauna coexist in our hillside paradise, wearing equally diverse coats of greens and a multitude of colorful blooms, scales, feathers and furs. Millions of atoms trapping sunlight in varying wavelengths resemble tiny flames of energy. Mighty Oaks stand like guardians before our serpentine Black Cherry, while countless more are … [Read more...]
Wednesday Wildflowers Buds and Birds
Dutchman's breeches Dicentra cucullaria Bloodroot Sanguinaria canadensis Yellow trout-lily Erythronium americanum Palm Warbler Arrived Three Weeks Ago Mountain Laurel Kalmia latifolia Trillium Trillium grandiflorum Mourning Cloak Nymphalis antiopa Arrived Two Weeks Ago Highbush blueberry Vaccinium corymbosum Red Elderberry Sambucus racemosa Pileated Woodpecker Eastern cottonwood Populus … [Read more...]
