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- The Domestic Witch Great information about Feng Shui and your home.
- Cool blog about snapping turtles!
- Dear Kitty, Some Blog A blog about animals, peace and war, social justice and so much more. Check it out!
- Stevie Ray's Blog A cool Australian Shephard, who’s blind, living on the Concord River!
- Trash Paddler A paddler who breaks for trash.
- Witches of the Craft Witchcraft for the 21st Century.
Tag Archives: living on the Concord River
Imbolc 2022
Imbolc is the celebration of the start of spring. Continue reading →
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Tagged baked custard recipe, being pagan, blog about birds, blog about living on a river, Candalmas, celebrating imbolc, celtic goddess brighid, ducks, groundhog day, Imbolc 2022, life on the concord river, living on the Concord River, Mallards, plant catalogues, riverlady, saint brigid, single woman living on a river, snow, stories about living on a river, stories about living on the Concord River, wiccan sabbats, winter storm Kenan
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So an old lady walks into a hardware store…
31-Day Gratitude Challenge and other cool things. Continue reading →
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Tagged blog about birds, blog about living on a river, concord river, funny animal videos, funny squirrel videos, gratitude challenge, gratitude prompts, https://concordriverlady.com/, https://www.youtube.com/c/TinthiaClemant/videos, https://youtu.be/aUYc-yr-Ax0, life on the concord river, living on the Concord River, Mallards, River Lady, single woman living on a river, squirrels jumping onto bird feeders, stories about living on a river, stories about living on the Concord River, sunrise, tinthia clemant, wildlife antics
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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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It’s all relative.
I’m sick and tired of the humid weather. Continue reading →
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Tagged autumn 2021, blog about living on a river, concord river, crabgrass, humidity, life on the concord river, living on the Concord River, River Lady, riverlady, stories about living on the Concord River, what is relative humidity, why is it so hot outside
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In Case You Were Wondering
Flooding on the Concord River and Elsie Ave. Again! Continue reading →
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Time to Say Goodbye
Saving injured wild animals. Continue reading →
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Tagged animal rescue associations, are muskrats rodents, Billerica dog pound, I found a baby animal, life on the concord river, living on the Concord River, mammals, muskrats, Newhouse, rehab facilities, River Lady, saving a baby animal, saving an animal, saving wildlife, single woman living on a river, stick to your own kind, stories about living on the Concord River, time to say goodbye, tinthia clemant, voles
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When is a Mole not a Mole?
When is a Vole a Meadow Vole? Continue reading →
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Tagged blog about living on a river, concord river, life on the concord river, living on a river, living on the Concord River, meadow voles, mice, pests, rescuing injured animals, River Lady, riverlady, saving animals, single woman living on a river, stories about living on a river, stories about living on the Concord River, what do voles look like, woodland vole
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She…He…It’s Baaaaaack!
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 →
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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
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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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Pockets of Joy
I am confident it won’t come as any surprise to you when I write my next words: (Virtually cracking knuckles to limber up my fingers.) Life has had the joy sucked out of it like a little lamb suckling milk … Continue reading →
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Tagged anxiety, birding, birds, birdwatching, blogging, clinical depression, COVID-19, depressed, depression, despondant, flowers, Gardens, Imbolc 2021, living on the Concord River, pockets of joy, River Lady, river life, songbirds, tinthia clemant
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