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Monthly Archives: March 2014
Bird Chronicles: Backyard Feeder Edition
Late last summer, this happened (iPhone pic): I had been mystified as to where all the birdseed was disappearing to, and then one morning we woke up to the outline of a squirrel on the window shade. Sort of like … Continue reading
And on the Seventh Day…
Behold: yesterday a tiny tomato shoot appeared! (look to the right of the arrrow — it looks weird because the seed pod hasn’t fallen off) This is one of the Roma cherry tomato plants (the second one I planted also … Continue reading
The Wild Rumpus Begins!
Ok, that might be something of an overstatement. But! Seeds! Are! Starting! Wanting to avoid the Big Box store places for this project, after work today I went over to Cluck, an independent (and woman-owned!) urban farm & garden store … Continue reading
Back to the Birds
After a huge breakfast and a nap on the couch I needed to get outside – even if only for a short while. I dragged the VEB from his Cosmos marathon and we went over to Stony Brook, where we … Continue reading
Why is One Needle So Much More Difficult?
TWO HOURS and THIS:
Random on a Sunday
1. Came home from a late breakfast today and caught this cardinal way up on the tippy-top of the backyard tree, singing cheer cheer cheer: Not the best pic, but I love how plump he is even after a long … Continue reading
