Farming/Nature
Waldo… “Revisited”…
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As previously reported, I first spotted the barred owl in late December during a freakishly warm spell, in a heavy rainstorm. He became a frequent visitor for almost three months.
The Suffield Observer (https://thesuffieldobserver.com/category/farmingnature/page/23/)
As previously reported, I first spotted the barred owl in late December during a freakishly warm spell, in a heavy rainstorm. He became a frequent visitor for almost three months.
A tree swallow bids farewell to Hilltop Farm and summer, ready to migrate along the Atlantic Coast to Florida or Central America.
There were many great things about my childhood best friend. One of those was her family’s school bus that they had turned into a camper long before the word glamping was coined.
These days a few of my friends and I are participating in the Suffield bird census. We are clutching our lengthy list of birds hoping to check as many off as possible as we peruse all the open space we have here in our town.
Nature came along in spring
And sowed angelic daisies
Along a vacant roadside
Competing with the beauty of
The big red barn upon the hill.