On one of our walks over the weekend, we saw several Eastern bluebirds, as well as many sandhill cranes and robins. We also logged two geocaches.
Bluebird of happiness
Category Archives: nature
Sunset
The traffic gods were kind yesterday: We returned from Chicago — where we saw Antigone at the Court Theatre — in time to walk a bit before it grew too dark. The view above was our reward for sticking to our movement plan.
Seen while walking
Beautiful light.
Not about snow
Recent acquisitions.
If you’re in the process of dealing with severe winter weather, then the last thing you need is to hear about ours. Stay warm; be safe.
Perspective
Seen while walking in Ann Arbor yesterday.
Following a string of gray days, the sun is winking in and out of view, so it’s time to walk. Today’s other projects include my reading and notes for tomorrow’s meeting on The Magic Mountain, a “You took how many days off?!?” music practice, reading for this, and my current Latin unit.
Jellyfish
Seen at the Toledo Zoo and Aquarium.
Early
Fog and train tracks on my Christmas morning walk.
Warning
Seen earlier this week.
Busse Woods
Yesterday’s walk reminded me to be grateful we live in a county with conservation areas through which one can walk and hear only the sounds of prairie grass rustling, trees swaying, small mammals darting, and birds calling. The steady drone of midday traffic certainly dampens the healing effects of an afternoon in the woods.
Out walking
Image captured last Monday at a conservation area.
Nerdishly 