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About wildlife photography and birding. Cold weather here in San Angelo, with drizzle and freezing temps. A few days ago it was near 80 degrees. In a couple of days it will be back to near spring temperatures again. Such is living in west Texas. Anyway, I am anxious for spring and the spring migration. Needless to say, with the ups and downs of the weather, birding is pretty slow. I never tire of trying to photograph these tin.

A journal about life on the Chesapeake Bay. 8230;at twilight on the first Saturday of March in Bozman. Strong winds blew all the water out of the cove on Friday, and I watched it stay out all day long. We could lose some oysters if it freezes tonight. Daylight wakes me earlier each day, and the birds are deafening. Welcome back, old friend.

Nature photography, birds, butterflies and travel. So I stopped there on the way to the Nature Center two days later. And, sure enough, there it was quietly soaking up some sun. One finally flew off leaving the other posing in the sun for me.

Every green leaf forms the components of hope, until they turn yellow and fall to reach their final destiny. This is how I see the world. Green indeed is the colour of lovers. This is how I see the world. This is how I see the world. This is how I see the world. All good things come to an end. This is how I see the world.

My adventures in the woods, streams, rivers, fields, and lakes of Michigan. Future trips I am planning. Fayette State Park and the Garden Peninsula. Lake Huron and Ocqueoc Falls. P J Hoffmaster State Park. The High Country Pathway, some details. The Howard Christensen Nature Center. The Mason Tract, some details. Where do I go? Continuing that.