Farming/Nature
The Language of Birds
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By this time of year, birders around town have had plenty of time to amp up their feeding stations.
The Suffield Observer (https://thesuffieldobserver.com/category/farmingnature/page/32/)
By this time of year, birders around town have had plenty of time to amp up their feeding stations.
A pair of bluebirds take a bit of shelter in the freezing cold of early January.
Over the past few weeks, when I have been traipsing around in the dark, I have heard great horned owls calling.
The Suffield Agriscience Center is hosting the Suffield Winter Farmers Market on Saturday, February 10 from 10 a.m. – 1 p.m. in the Large Animal Facility.
In the late afternoon on that torrential January day when most of the snow cover disappeared, inveterate explorer Michael Preli clambered part-way up Manatuck Mountain at the end of Phelps Road and took some great photos of the mountaintop melt tumbling down the quarry face amongst the dare-devil graffiti.
The view that makes Taintor Street beautiful is the Leahey Farm at the corner of Sheldon Street, happily now protected from anything but farm and conservation use – and lovely vistas.
A placid White’s Pond doubles this beautiful picture of October color at Sunrise Park.
The other day I was in the center of West Suffield, believe it or not, getting ready to go to church when I caught sight of a boxelder bug making his way up the column in the sunshine.
This beautiful picture of a Cedar Waxwing was taken in Suffield.
The big old house at Boston Neck bridge, which has been called Brookside for over a century, has recently become the home of some assorted, spooky creatures who stepped out on the front stoop for Halloween.