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Tag Archives: birds
Fly
I would like to fly I would like to soar with the chimney swifts Dart and swoop Through the gloaming sky I would like to ride a thermal with a hawk We would call to one another through the coils … Continue reading →
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Tagged birds, blog about birds, concord river, flying, I would like to fly, life on the concord river, living on the Concord River, poems, River Lady, singing, single woman living on a river, stories about living on the Concord River, tinthia clemant, verse
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Mother Nature’s Cruel Joke
A tragic love story is both heartbreaking and beautiful. Continue reading →
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Tagged ballet, birds, do swans mate for life, living along, living on the Concord River, mute swans, Odette, Prince Siegfried, single woman living on a river, stories about living on a river, stories about living on the Concord River, swan lake, Tchaikovsky, The Lake of Swans, the story of swan lake, tragic love, tragic love stories, what is the story of swan lake
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Pandora and Her Box of Tricks
Hope spring eternal. Continue reading →
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Tagged 2023, Alexander Pope, animals, April, birds, blog about birds, blog about living on a river, dogs, Faith, Hope, hope spring eternal, hummingbird migrations, life blog, Pandora's box, single woman living on a river, spring, stories about life, stories about living on the Concord River, wildlife blog
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Right on Schedule
The Rose-Breasted Grosbeaks are back. Yay! Continue reading →
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Tagged animals of the Concord River, attracting woodpeckers to your yard, birds, birthday celebration, blog about birds, blog about living on a river, dead trees, don't cut down dead trees, great blog about nature, herons, keep dead trees for the birds, life on a river, nature, pileated woodpecker, River Lady, rose-breasted grosbeak, single woman living on a river, stories about living on the Concord River, tree snags, tree topping, what does a rose-breasted grosbeak look like, wildlife, wildlife blog, wildlife on the Concord River, wildlife photography
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Coming Around Again
Nothing stays the same. Continue reading →
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Tagged animal blog, birds, blog about birds, blog about living on a river, coming around again, concord river, fun blog about animals, getting older and living alone, golden girl, great blog about nature, life on a river, life on the concord river, living on the Concord River, mother nature, nature blog, nothing stays the same, old woman living on a river, River Lady, songbirds, stories about living on a river, wildlife blog
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A Joyous Ostara to One and All
Blessed Ostara 2022. Continue reading →
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Tagged birds, cookies for Ostara, how to celebrate Ostara, hummingbird migration maps, It's spring, Mole cleaning his house, Ostara 2022, Ostara cakes, pileated woodpecker, recipes, songbirds, Spring 2022, Spring cakes, stories about living on the Concord River, The Wind in the Willows, what does a pileated woodpecker look like, where do pileated woodpeckers live, woodpeckers of New England
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The Circle Continues
The Circle of Life is a concept that many people know about. It speaks to the recycling of living tissue, both plant and animal, to death and back to another life form. Grass (or in my case garden mums) to … Continue reading →
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Tagged animals, Billerica Animal Control, bird killed by transformer, birds, blog about life on a river, blog about living on a river, circle of life, concord river, Cooper's hawk, dead bird of prey, hawks in Massachusetts, hawks on the Concord River, life on the concord river, living on the Concord River, raptors, River Lady, single woman living on a river, squirrels, stories about living on a river, stories about living on the Concord River, transformers, what do hawks eat, wildlife, wildlife on the Concord River, woman living on a river
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Creature Comforts
Imagine an eerie sound waking you from a sound sleep. That’s what happened a few nights ago. The time was around 1:30 AM and, as already mentioned, I was fast asleep, dreaming of my two favorite men, no doubt — … Continue reading →
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Tagged animals, birds, black swallowtail, blog about birds, blog about living on a river, blogs about animals, Cicada, ducks, great horned owl juvenile begging call, humingbirds, hummingbird moth, hurricane Ida, hurricanes, juvenile great horned owl, life on the concord river, Mallards, nature blog, Polyphemus Moth, rabbits eating flowers, rainstorm, Ruby-throated Hummingbird, silkworm moths, single woman living on a river, slime mold, songbirds, stories about living on a river, stories about living on the Concord River, swallowtail butterflies, tropical storms, wild rabbits, wildlife blog
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Just when I had given up all hope!
I’m a grandmother. Continue reading →
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Tagged animals, baby ducks, birds, blog about birds, blog about ducks, blog about living on a river, blog about living with nature, blog about nature, blogs about animals, chicks, concord river, cute duckies, ducklings, life on the concord river, living on the Concord River, Mallards, mother nature, nature, single woman living on a river, stories about living on the Concord River, waterfowl, wildlife
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Freaky Spring
It’s been one heck of a freaky spring, here on the Concord River. Continue reading →
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Tagged Anemoi, animals, Baltimore oriole nest, Baltimore Orioles, best blog about animals, best blog about nature, Billerica Conservation Area, birds, bombay bramble, Bombay Gin, Concord River Lady, conservation, do female orioles collect string, dog ticks, duck chicks, duck eggs, ducks, ducks not incubating eggs, ducks not laying eggs, Elsie Ave Conservation Area, Elsie Ave Wetland, Euros, finding ducks eggs, Freaky Friday, gnomes, Greek gods of wind, litter, Mallard ducks nesting, marsh, nature blog, nature photography, Notos, plagues, protecting wetlands, raining frogs, Snoopy versus The Red Baron, songbirds, summer reading, The Summer of Annah, tinthia clemant, wildlife, Zephryos
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