Birds in April
Mostly birds of Springtime, and yes, one persistent squirrel.
Read More Birds in AprilCareening through life and learning stuff
Mostly birds of Springtime, and yes, one persistent squirrel.
Read More Birds in AprilI am not thriving in my mood, but I am certainly thriving in my life.
Read More June was NicePedro’s first woodworking project was a future home for squirrels.
Read More Squirrel CondoI was so delighted with what I had done, I sent photos of the final products to the taxidermist on Etsy.
Read More Squirrel HeadsI caught a few pics of fawns in the last couple weeks. Their mommas have been extra skittish this year and I’m afraid I won’t get anything better till they’re grown. I’ll share with you what I have, because spotted babies always make me smile and I’m hoping you will smile too. . . It’s […]
Read More Spring crittersWorking hard outside is a good way to not think about politics.
Read More Shifting seasonQuick note today. I just managed to snap this photo and wanted to show it to you. The squirrels and I have a complex relationship of both attraction and conflict. I’ve trained two of them to eat from my hand: Peanut, the fat red one. And Mushroom, the silver and white one. They are both males, […]
Read More Squirrel WhispererI should have been focusing on my work, I know. But sometimes it’s much more interesting to gaze through the window at the backyard. One of the ubiquitous Western Scrub-Jays was digging with its beak. He must have been hitting a small rock in the soil, because it went “tink, tink, tink,” as the bird […]
Read More Bird CacheIt’s hard for me to think of chickadees as big mean birds, since they’re about 2 1/2 inches tall.
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