Broody Banty, Broody Buff, Broody Duck
I locked myself into the chicken coop this morning. On accident. But that’s not what this post is about. Just thought I’d share. I arrived home late last night from a week in Pennsylvania only to have to turn around … Continue reading →
Nesting Robin
I don’t see many Robins at my house. That’s probably because I don’t really have a lawn. I’m hopeful that someday I will have a tiny patch that might require mowing instead of scrub and clover. While here in Pennsylvania … Continue reading →
Waggoner’s Gap Hawk Watch Outing with Dad
This week in Pennsylvania visiting my folks has been blissfully slow-paced. On the first sunny day, Dad and I went for a drive in search of a mountain overlook where he thought I’d enjoy taking pictures. After two hours of driving, we … Continue reading →
A Ducky Mother’s Day
Four weeks ago, we tucked twelve duck eggs into an incubator. For 27 days Paul accepted egg duty and faithfully spritzed and turned the eggs multiple times a day. While in Pennsylvania for Mother’s Day weekend with my mom, I … Continue reading →
The Littlest Egg
The egg on the left is from an Orpington Buff. The middle egg is from bantam hen. Paul delivered the third egg to my desk yesterday, collected from the chicken coop. At about 1.5″, it’s the tiniest egg I’ve ever … Continue reading →
What Variety of Hawk?
I “captured” this beautiful hawk on my way home today. Any idea what type of Hawk she is?
Oh its wonderful, thank you for the pattern.
We have this bird in our garden too.
Ariane from Vienna Austria
thank you for this lovely patterns i love it thanks.
Tina Pietersen Nederland province Friesland
i love it greatings from Nederland