Tag: outdoors
Yum, Milkweed and Thistle
Milkweed and thistle may seem to be a noxious weeds to humans but to a butterfly its good eats. When the Monarch butterfly is in the larvae or caterpillar stage, they eat only milkweed. When they reach the adult stage, the butterfly, they consume all sorts of nectar and liquids including liquids from some of… Continue reading Yum, Milkweed and Thistle
The Yo-Yo
If you were ever jealous of the fly being able to walk on the ceiling, the White Breasted Nuthatch will make you want to walk on walls. This cute little bird moves up and down trees like a yo-yo. We thought our squirrels were agile until we found this little guy running up and down… Continue reading The Yo-Yo
Inner Child
Sometimes your soul just wants to be a kid!
Experience the Day You Have
“In autumn, we refuse to see the beauty before us. We tend to look back and see the end of days at the beach, fishing with friends, and parties on the patio. We see into the future imagining cold noses, snow banks, and icicles. Enjoy the day at hand regardless of the season. Hot, cold or in between today is here, tomorrow is not promised, and yesterday is gone.” Kimberly Mann
Different Wings
“A person experiencing summer in the southern hemisphere will cringe at the notion of a wasp. A person experiencing winter in the northern hemisphere will find a picture of a wasp foraging on a flower very refreshing. Its all in how your mind perceives a moment based upon your surroundings.” Kimberly Mann
Covered Ice
Making sure that ice stays protected from the freezing temps, a covered bridge doing it’s job.
