Can You Spot the Lie? Virginia Opossums…
I’ve been seeing a lot of opossums on my trail cameras lately. Like raccoons and coyotes, they are one of our mammals that stay active all winter. I’m really hoping
Nature Notes: Welcome March!
Happy March! Spring surely is on the way now and we can look forward to all the changes this season brings. Starting this month I’m going to offer some things
The Miracle of Spring Has Begun!
Back before I was intimately acquainted with nature, I thought of flowers as the first sign of spring. For me then, daffodils, crocus and hyacinthus represented spring and I always
Bear with Me! It’s Going to be Awesome! A Sneak Peak into the Habits of Black Bears in Western North Carolina
A while back I mentioned that I’d been gifted (Thanks to my amazing husband!) a trail camera which I have continued to enjoy, even all these years later. Man is
Birds That Make Me Smile: The Joy of Watching Hummingbirds
Have you ever had the chance to watch A LOT of hummingbirds at a feeder at once? In Costa Rica and other Central and South American Countries, this is common.
Conversations With a River: A One Minute Meditation
I’m reading a book right now called Ida B…and Her Plans to Maximize Fun, Avoid Disaster, and (Possibly) Save the World by Katherine Hannigan. It is a children’s book that
What’s Going on in Those Bluebird Boxes? Come With Me as I Check Them Out
There’s a place in Western North Carolina where I spend many hours every spring, summer, and fall, especially in the mornings when the meadows there are blanketed with fog. It’s