Tag Archives: Wood ducks

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

Little darling, it’s been a long, cold, loney winter!

Posted on March 20, 2014 by tinthia

This gallery contains 10 photos.

Oh baby, she’s finally here!!! And not soon enough. I need to see green shoots peeking out of the soil. I need to feel the whisper of spring’s kiss. I need to smell the scents and hear the sounds of … Continue reading →

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