Monthly Archives: September 2020
Misty Monday Morning
In very light drizzle and temperature about 70, the dog and I took a walk at one of our favorite spots, North Branch Nature Center. It was shorts and t-shirt weather, perhaps the last for a while. Ginger has little … Continue reading
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Late Summer Birds
Here are some birds from several outings we’ve had locally during a beautiful but too dry, Fall season. Many of these shots were taken with a Labradoodle straining on with leash to “help.” Many birds are moving out and others … Continue reading
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Fall Woods Walk 1
Ginger and I have been exploring a local forest and its network of trails. Yesterday, we walked and birded for nearly three hours and never saw anyone. It was quiet: there were no road noises, chainsaws, people, or dogs – … Continue reading
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