Tag Archives: Billerica MA

She…He…It’s Baaaaaack!

Posted on June 11, 2021 by tinthia

The duckling count is dropping. The piddly number of six ducklings is now down to five and I don’t have to look very far to find the reason why. Now, I’m not implying that the snapping turtle is snapping up … Continue reading →

Posted in Life on the Concord River | Tagged animals, Billerica MA, blog about birds, certification, ducklings, ducks, living on the Concord River, National Wildlife Federation, River Lady, riverlady, single woman living on a river, snapping turtle, stories about living on a river, stories about living on the Concord River, wildlife blog, Wildlife Habitat | Leave a comment

Bleak

Posted on December 23, 2019 by tinthia

The circle of life can be a very bleak circle. Continue reading →

Posted in Life on the Concord River | Tagged 2019 duck hunting, American eagles, animals, Billerica MA, bleakness, Blogger, blogs, depression, duck hunting in billerica, grief and mourning, hunting regulations, loss and death, Mass Fish and Wildlife, migration, mourning the death of my sister, ovarian cancer, photography, sisters | 2 Comments

Live, and love, at first sight!

Posted on February 26, 2014 by tinthia

This gallery contains 4 photos.

It was one year ago today when I saw my little corner of the Concord River and fell in love instantly. It wasn’t the fact that I had seen soooooo many houses, over the previous months, with faulty wiring, moldy … Continue reading →

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