archive for March, 2009
Yellow-crowned Night Heron in the town park
Yesterday, on my rainy walk around town, I came across a (possibly resident) Yellow-crowned Night Heron stalking worms on the muddy town field. In the midst of a flock of robins all poking at the ground was this tall gray bird behaving as if it were at the edge of a pond. It was pretty [...]
posted: March 27th, 2009 under local, nature.
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garden log : long slow spring
Maybe it’s because I’m watching my spring bulb transplants like a hawk, but spring this year seems to be arriving ever so slowly. I’ve had only three crocuses bloom in the transplant bed, although six crocuses that I missed last year popped up in various places around the yard. The daffodils are just now opening, [...]
posted: March 24th, 2009 under garden, home.
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dusting off the old keyboard
It’s been an embarrassingly long time since I’ve sat down to write anything here, for which I apologize. Of course, the longer the gap the greater the barrier to restarting. So this meta commentary is to serve as the restart. Go! During the interregnum I’ve been busy with life. We took a weekend (plus a [...]
posted: March 13th, 2009 under art, home.
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