tires in the water After thirty years of watching six tires in the water I finally moved them to a recycle center. Share this:EmailMorePinterestPrintFacebookTumblrTwitter
Matilda and the Bur oak branch in the field of 100 oaks Share this:EmailMorePinterestPrintFacebookTumblrTwitter
the natural world intervenes looking up from the phone animal life. Share this:EmailMorePinterestPrintFacebookTumblrTwitter
differential emergence Microclimate, soil, genetics, on board afflictions. This Bur oak has yet to leaf out. Fifty feet away is another individual who has had a flush of growth, producing new stems replete with leaves. Nature is an enduring mystery. Share this:EmailMorePinterestPrintFacebookTumblrTwitter
Only Son It always struck me as a plaintive name. Share this:EmailMorePinterestPrintFacebookTumblrTwitter
five geese Town Creek, half hour before sunrise Share this:EmailMorePinterestPrintFacebookTumblrTwitter
high tide early barges, dumpsters and one bird Share this:EmailMorePinterestPrintFacebookTumblrTwitter
Matilda there is a lot of waiting involved, dealing with humans. Share this:EmailMorePinterestPrintFacebookTumblrTwitter