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Tag Archives: stories about living on the Concord River
Saying Goodbye to Summer 2026: A Reflection on Time
It’s fleeting some say. Others say she drags. Still there are those who lament her lack of quantity. Wherever you stand on the debate, there is one thing that holds true — one can’t capture it, no matter the number … Continue reading →
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Tagged blog about birds, blog about living on a river, farewell summer, living on the Concord River, Reflections about summer, riverlady, single woman living on a river, stories about living on a river, stories about living on the Concord River, summer 2026, Thoughts about time
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The Wild Turkey: Fascinating Insights You Didn’t Know
Wild facts about wild turkeys. Continue reading →
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Tagged birds, blog about birds, blog about living on a river, can turkeys fly, concord river, facts about turkeys, fiction, life on the concord river, living on the Concord River, River Lady, short-story, single woman living on a river, stories about living on the Concord River, travel, what do turkeys eat, where do turkeys sleep, wild ducks, wild turkeys, WKRP Turkey drop episode, writing
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Get Ready for Ruby-throated Hummingbirds This Spring!
Get ready for hummingbird season. Continue reading →
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Tagged birdbuddy, birds and wildlife, blog about birds, how do I make nectar?, How far do hummingbirds fly?, hummingbird migration 2026, hummingbird nectar recipe, living on the Concord River, River Lady, Ruby-throated Hummingbird, single woman living on a river, stories about living on the Concord River, The Smart Hummingbird Solar Feeder, what to hummingbirds eat?
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Why March Deserves a Second Chance
March is when life spring forward. Continue reading →
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Tagged astrology, blog about birds, blood moon 2026, full moon, Garden, gardening, life blog, life on the concord river, lunar eclipse, National Flower Day, poetry, River Lady, single woman living on a river, song sparrows, songbirds, spring equinox 2026, stories about living on the Concord River, Weed Appreciation Day, What day is the first day of spring in 2026?, Whet's so special about March?, Why is 2026 a special year?, wild animals, worm moon
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Winter’s End: Longing for Spring on the Concord River
Tired of winter? Discover the beauty and longing for spring in a snowy landscape where hope blossoms amidst the frost. Join the journey! Continue reading →
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Tagged birds, blog about birds, blog about living on a river, bluebirds, concord river, crocuses, living on the Concord River, River Lady, single woman living on a river, spring, spring hopes, stories about living on a river, stories about living on the Concord River, What does "spring hopes eternal" mean?, wildlife, winter 2026
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Why Every Bird Counts: Participate in Backyard Bird Count
Join the Great Backyard Bird Count this February to help track bird populations! It’s free, easy, and vital for conservation efforts. Continue reading →
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Tagged animal blog, birding, birds, blog about birds, Can beginners join the bird count?, Cornell labs, counting birds with Cornell Labs, Great Back Yard Bird Count, How to participate in the Great Backyard Bird Count?, Is there a cost to participate in GBBC?, nature, photography, project feeder watch, River Lady, single woman living on a river, songbirds, stories about living on the Concord River, What is the purpose of the Great Backyard Bird Count?, wildlife, wildlife blog
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Why My Dog’s Health Matters on My Birthday
My dog’s health is more important than cake on my birthday. Continue reading →
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Tagged an old lady on the Concord River, discharge from my dog's nose, getting old, I'm seventy years old, it's my birthday, my dog's health, rhinoscopy, River Lady, single woman living on a river, stories about living on the Concord River, what is a rhinoscopy
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Why We Change Clocks: Daylight Saving Explained
Time to fall back with Daylight Savings Time. Continue reading →
Ruby-Throated Hummingbirds: Final Blooms and Farewell
Ruby-throated Hummingbirds fall migration. Continue reading →
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Tagged 2025 hummingbird migration, Cardinal flowers, fall 2025 migration, How far to hummingbirds migrate?, How long should I keep my nectar feeder up?, humminbirds, Ruby-throated Hummingbird, single woman living on a river, stories about living on the Concord River, What flowers attract hummingbirds?, zinnias
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Reflections on a Hot Summer: Nature’s Blessings
Last day of summer, 2025. And what a hot, muggy, buggy, did I mention hot? summer it was. I feel I can safely type: I MADE IT! Yes, true, I didn’t make it yet. I still have to get through … Continue reading →
