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You are spared no details. Linda’s blog reveals the secret lives of forest-dwelling animals in upstate New York with the attention of a senior animal tracker. This article on the Ruffed Grouse‘s winter burrowing strategies is a fine gateway.
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My neighborhood family of deer still visit regularly. The young buck is growing little antler nubbins 🥹❤️
every day since my overgrown lawn has been tamed my resident backyard squirrel runs around, lightly digging and foraging for acorns. it's been a treat to watch him through my office window as he explores!!
The chipmunks chatter up in the trees and throw acorns down at my dog because they hate his ass. I love looking up and seeing if I can pinpoint their location in the branches by their sounds it makes me feel so in tune with nature.
My father gave me binoculars as a gift before I really had occasion to use them and I need to find them and bust them out…
Sep 18, 2024
like cat tv for humans. i put the bird cam on every morning on my tv, watching them interact really brightens my day. love seeing my favs - mourning doves, the occasional woodpecker, the errant squirrel that climbed his way into the feeder
Sep 13, 2024
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Recently, Nicole and I have spent our lunches on the back deck listening to the birds, learning them by their calls, and watching them go to the many feeders we’ve set out. There’s this app called “Merlin” that you can leave recording, and it’ll identify all the bird calls it hears. The other day got a great look at a “great crested flycatcher” through the vortex vipers. We’d spent the week hunting him down, hearing his call but never getting a glimpse. Finally getting that sighting was rewarding as hell.
Jun 1, 2023
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Oct 3, 2024
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you need to wake tf up to https://www.classicalarchives.com/
Menu > Radio by Period/Genre > check ‘Baroque’ and hit that mf play button
Jan 22, 2024
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but this is great writing on a theme most can relate to https://www.newyorker.com/magazine/2024/02/12/the-friendship-challenge
Feb 25, 2024