Farming/Nature
Behold the Lowly Earthworm
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Our back yard wasn’t much to look at growing up. I attribute that to being raised with a whole bunch of brothers which necessitated a state of constant upheaval out our back stoop.
Farming/Nature
Bald Eagle Healed, Released
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The Suffield Police Department posted information that an injured bald eagle had been noticed in early April by some construction workers in town, who reported their discovery.
Farming/Nature
Bobcat Sighting
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This bobcat was pictured in February in the photographer’s backyard off Thompsonville Road.
Farming/Nature
A Love Affair with Troglodytes
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I have a friend who, on occasion, refers to me as a troglodyte.
Farming/Nature
Cheerful Cat Keeps an Eye on the Kids
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This happy cat, sculpted by the photographer, rules the backyard play area of the Alexopoulos children.
Farming/Nature
Wind Storm Closes
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Sawdust flies as an Asplundh worker with an extension chain saw cuts the pine tree that came down on a high tension wire during an overnight wind storm.
Farming/Nature
A Rumination on Trees
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Knees quaking, I recited that famous first line, “I think that I shall never see a poem lovely as a tree” penned by Joyce Kilmer and delivered at an Arbor Day school assembly some five decades ago.
Farming/Nature
Early Arrival at Hilltop
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This male red winged blackbird was photographed at Hilltop Farm.
Farming/Nature
Rocky, But No Bullwinkle
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The cold and dark New England mornings make it challenging to spring out of bed.