Tag Archives: wildlife blog

Bluebirds All Day Long

Posted on June 30, 2020 by tinthia

‘Bluebirds singing a song; nothing but bluebirds all day long.’ Irving Berlin I’ve spent close to 65 years on this blue sphere called planet Earth and only saw juvenile bluebirds in photographs. Up until now, that is. My bluebirds, you … Continue reading →

Posted in Life on the Concord River | Tagged birding blog, Blogger, blue skies, bluebirds, bluebirds in the backyard, feeding songbirds, gardening, Irving Berlin, juvenile bluebirds, mealworms, nature, nature blogs, photography, songbird blog, songbirds, top wildlife blogs to follow, what do bluebirds eat, what will attract bluebirds, wildlife blog, wildlife bloggers to follow | Leave a comment

The Lusty Month of May is Here!

Posted on May 1, 2020 by tinthia

It’s the merry, merry, lusty month of May. The month when naughty thoughts run wild and maidens swoon for strong men with pirate grins. My, my, I just might need a cold shower in a moment. For those of us … Continue reading →

Posted in Life on the Concord River | Tagged animals, Beltane 2020, birds, Blogger, blogs about wildlife, bluebirds, coronavirus, COVID-19 lockdown, covidiots, don't count the days, make the days count, may day, May pole, pagan celebrations, social distancing, Valborg, wildlife blog, wildlife photography | Leave a comment

That Which Shall Not Be Named

Posted on March 22, 2020 by tinthia

This blog post is not about that which shall not be named. You know what I’m referring to. No, not him. You know. Yes, that! I’m not going to blog about it. I’m not going to name it. I’m not … Continue reading →

Posted in Life on the Concord River | Tagged American robins, animals, birds, Blogger, bluebirds, concord river, coronavirus, COVID-19, ducks, gardening blog, Gardens, Goldeneye, nature, songbirds, spring 2020, wildlife blog, wildlife photography, Wood ducks | 1 Comment

Contagion

Posted on August 7, 2019 by tinthia

In the movie Contagion, Gwyneth Paltrow’s character received a virus from a chef she came in contact with in Macau. The chef got the virus from the carcass of a pig which got the virus from a chunk of banana … Continue reading →

Posted in Life on the Concord River | Tagged animals, avian conjunctivitis, avoiding disease at your bird feeders, bird diseases and illnesses, bird feeders, blind birds, cleaning bird feeders, concord river, contagion, disinfecting bird feeders, eye disease in American goldfinches, feeding the birds, guidelines for feeding songbirds, house finch eye disease, nature blog, outbreak, River Lady, songbirds at the feeders, species jumping, tinthia clemant, vectors, wildlife blog | 2 Comments

A Month of Wonder and Delight

Posted on May 1, 2019 by tinthia

Welcome to May. Beltane. The position on the wheel of the year that marks the halfway point between the spring equinox and the summer solstice. A time to frolic like a randy squirrel. Before the festivities begin, let’s take a … Continue reading →

Posted in Life on the Concord River | Tagged Beltane 2019, gardening blog, gardens and flowers, goldfinches, life on a river, songbirds of New England, wild turkeys, wildlife blog, wildlife photography, youtuber | Leave a comment

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 | Leave a comment

Welcome Winter

Posted on December 21, 2018 by tinthia

At 5:23 PM, EST, the Winter Solstice occurs and the darkness begins its journey back to wherever the darkness comes from. I think it’s somewhere near Washington, D.C., but I could be wrong. It might be Mar-a-Lago, Florida. These days … Continue reading →

Posted in Life on the Concord River | Tagged Blogger, caring for the elderly, Celtic Yule cakes, Cold Moon, Icicle cookies, pagan blessings, pagan recipes, pagan solstice rituals, photography, photography blog, solstice full moon, solstice ritual, Ursid meteor shower, wildlife blog, wildlife photography, Winter Solstice 2018, winter solstice blessing, winter solstice recipes | Leave a comment

Farewell Umbrella Skies

Posted on September 23, 2018 by tinthia

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The summer wind has blown past and the umbrella skies of cobalt blue, the emerald flashes of the hummingbirds, and the bright yellow blossoms of the sunflowers are no more. Autumn winds will now blow through my corner of the … Continue reading →

Gallery | Tagged autumn 2018, autumnal equinox, bird blog, bird photography, Blogger, ducks, equinox 2018, flock of ducks, Frank Sinatra, funny ducks, Gardens, landscapes, mabon 2018, nature blogs, new authors, new books, pagan, romance novels, songbirds, Summer 2018, The Summer of Annah, The Summer Wind, tinthia clemant, videos of ducks, wiccan, wildlife blog, wildlife photography, witch | Leave a comment

Summertime

Posted on August 1, 2018 by tinthia

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Summertime and the living sure was easy. Continue reading →

Gallery | Tagged animal blog, Blogger, ducks, flowers, full buck moon, garden phlox, gardening blog, hawks, hummingbirds, monarch butterflys, monarchwatch.org, photography, Porgy and Bess, River Lady, rivers, songbirds, sunflowers, wildlife blog, wildlife photography | 1 Comment

Sometimes the tiniest things…

Posted on July 2, 2018 by tinthia

duckling - mallard - duck - animal - bird

This gallery contains 6 photos.

…have the biggest impacts on our lives in ways we never see coming. My neighbor came by the other day with a box in hand. He wanted to know if I would try and help the baby duck he’d found. … Continue reading →

Gallery | Tagged animal blog, depression, ducklings, my duckling died, nature blog, raising baby ducks, raising duckings, raising ducklings, saddness, why did my duckling die, wildlife blog | 2 Comments