Category Archives: Nature

Eclipse

Did anyone catch the eclipse on Sunday?

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Rabbit sighting

Lee and I had just finished unloading 20 sheets of drywall when I took a walk around the side of our house. I turned the corner and let out a shriek. Our half blind cat Jack had been hunting and … Continue reading

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Bug hiding in plain sight

I have no idea what it is but it blended in well with the cabinets.

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Spring is coming

Plants are blooming outside. I guess that means warm weather and longer days are on the way.

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Ice day

December has brought us lots of cold but very little rain or snow. On several nights the weather has turned to freezing fog, and morning’s light broke upon an otherworldly landscape of icy shards.

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European red slug

We came upon this large red slug one evening and because of the hole in its head we at first thought it was a Leopard Slug. After a bit of research, we discovered that it was actually a European Red … Continue reading

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Deadweed

Daucus carota The fields are brown with Queen Anne’s lace and dried grass. I guess winter is on its way.

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Fields of grass

With Lee’s tractor on holiday our fields are now officially out of control. Some of the grass is taller then me and I’m no shorty. Most of the grass is seeding out and it’s really quite beautiful. The fields have … Continue reading

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Little Cowhorn fire lookout

This post is a little different than our usual accounts of homesteading chaos. In parallel with our other summer projects, Lee and I have been working on getting in better shape. We have been doing a lot of hiking and … Continue reading

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Unlucky

I went in to check on the goose before calling the wildlife rehabilitation center and all was not well. Our poor little goose didn’t make it.

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