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Freaky Spring

Posted on May 29, 2021 by tinthia

It’s been one heck of a freaky spring, here on the Concord River. Continue reading →

Posted in Life on the Concord River | 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 | Leave a comment

A Room With A View

Posted on May 4, 2021 by tinthia

Or My Tangle With COVID-19 On the morning of Friday, April 23, it started with a feeling that someone, or something, had come into my bedroom during the night and beaten me with a rubber hose. I had achy-breaky-muscle-and-bone achiness. … Continue reading →

Posted in Life on the Concord River | Tagged #getvaccinated, award winning blog about nature, blog about living on the river, contracting COVID, COVID symptoms, COVID vaccine, COVID-19, duck eggs, ducks in cold weather, ducks unlimited, great blog about life, great blog about nature, how many eggs can a Mallard hen lay, hummingbirds, life with COVID, Mallard broods, nature blogs, nature photography, songbirds, suffering with COVID, vaccines | 2 Comments

Hey Buddy, can you spare some food?

Posted on October 27, 2019 by tinthia

Nearly 3 Billion Birds Gone Since 1970 According to a new study published online in September by the journal Science, wild bird populations in the continental U.S. and Canada have declined by almost 30% since 1970. Far from Passenger Pigeons, once … Continue reading →

Posted in Life on the Concord River | Tagged all about birds, American eagles, animals, bird feeders, blog about wildlife, Cornell Lab of Ornithology, Cornell labs, deforestation, feeding songbirds, great backyard bird count 2020, help birds, mother nature, nature blogs, nature photography, nearly 3 billion birds gone since 1970, photography, River Lady, save the birds, seven simple actions to help birds, sunflower seed, tinthia clemant | 1 Comment

Silent Summer

Posted on September 5, 2019 by tinthia

On September 27, 1962, Rachel Carson published her infamous book Silent Spring, chronicling the disastrous affect pesticides have on the environment. I’d love to write that in the 57 years since Silent Spring was published we’ve learned how to work … Continue reading →

Posted in Life on the Concord River | Tagged birds, environmental science book, great blog about living on a river, great blog about nature, hummingbird moths, hummingbirds, milkweed caterpillars, monarch butterflies, Monarch caterpillars, nature blogs, nature photography, pesticides and toxins, Rachel Carson, ruby-throated hummingbirds, sage_grouse, silent spring, songbirds of New England | Leave a comment

Stranger Things

Posted on June 12, 2019 by tinthia

Life on the Concord River is getting stranger as the weather warms up. Continue reading →

Posted in Life on the Concord River | Tagged animal behavior, animals, bats, birds, Blogger, breaking the rules, ducks, gardening, Gardens, hawks, nature, nature blogs, nature photography, new books, songbirds, stranger things, wildlife photography | Leave a comment

The Magic of My World

Posted on May 15, 2019 by tinthia

I wish I could take you by the hand and show you the magic of my world in real time. You’d hear the song of the Northern Cardinal, and feel the scented breeze on your skin as the sun warms … Continue reading →

Posted in Life on the Concord River | Tagged Baltimore Oriole nests, gardens and landscaping, nature blog, nature blogger, nature photographs, nature photography, redbubble, Rose-breasted Grosbeak songbirds, songbirds of New England, wildlife of New England, wildlife photography | 2 Comments

John Denver Would be Proud

Posted on February 12, 2019 by tinthia

There are times in my life when I realize I’ve been wandering around with my eyes open but also closed. Today was one such day. I live on a beautiful plot of land in a nestled spot on the Concord … Continue reading →

Posted in Life on the Concord River | Tagged bald eagles, birds of prey, john denver, nature blog, nature photography, photography, rivers, rocky mountain high video, songs about nature, what do eagles eat in the winter, wildlife blog, wildlife photography | 2 Comments

Divisiveness

Posted on July 22, 2018 by tinthia

This gallery contains 7 photos.

The democrats and republicans have nothing on the animals living on, and in, the Concord River in Massachusetts. Continue reading →

More Galleries | Tagged animal blogs, Blogger, concord river, devisiveness, ducks, great blue herons, nature blogs, nature photography, photography, snapping turtles, what do snapping turtles eat, YouTube | 1 Comment

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