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Monthly Archives: July 2020
Isolation Antidotes (43): Sweet Summer Sunset
Seven years ago today we were, as usual at this time of year, at our cabin in northern Minnesota. It had been a very lovely day, and our daughter Batty was there for a visit. As the day drew to … Continue reading
Flashback Friday: Loony Tunes
Eight years ago today I had set my quietest alarm for 5:30 am, and crept out of bed as silently as possible. I made myself a nice cup of coffee, grabbed a couple of fresh doughnuts, and drove off into … Continue reading
Webnesday (59): Junior Jumper
It has been quite some time—twelve weeks in fact—since my last Webnesday post featuring a new encounter and I, for one, have missed them. I have posted several from my archives during the isolation and now I’m happy to bring … Continue reading
Posted in Uncategorized, Webnesday
Tagged Flora, Flowers, Macro, New Zealand, Spiders, Winter
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Isolation Antidotes (42): Fantail Follow-up
Here’s my “promised” second installment on our little friend, the fantail. When I presented the first one about three weeks ago (here), I said I’d try to bring you an image of one with its tail actually fanned, which I … Continue reading
Isolation Antidotes (41): Chilly Chile
Eleven years ago I had the opportunity to visit Chile. It was mid-winter and accordingly brisk, but in the relatively-sheltered area of the capital city, Santiago, the surrounding elevated terrain provided a basin of relative climate moderation but, unfortunately, also … Continue reading
Isolation Antidotes (40): Dented Dragonhunter
Blogging buddy Mike Powell and I have been talking about how dragonflies are able to cope with apparent physical disabilities. Mike’s recent post about a tattered skimmer (here) featured one with damaged wings. I’ve seen many with similar tears and … Continue reading
Isolation Antidotes (39): Fun In the Sun
Exactly two years ago today we were enjoying a typical summer at our cabin in northern Minnesota, and the water in the lake was wonderful. Squiddy and The Elf were visiting, and their joy was a thing to remember. A … Continue reading
Menagerie Monday: Hedgehog Help
In these times of severe stress and unrest, it’s a pleasure to be able to bring you a true story of spectacular success. Almost exactly two months ago, when I went out to my workroom, aka my bloke shed, I … Continue reading
Posted in Menagerie Monday
Tagged Animals, New Zealand, Rehabilitation, Wildlife, Winter
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Isolation Antidotes (30): Hello, Hannes!
Before I start trying to catch up on your posts, I want to put this out there for you. I’ve been blog-inactive for the better part of a week, and here’s one of the main reasons. We have managed without … Continue reading
Serenity Sunday–and Spontaneous Sunshine
Several of my blogging buddies have been rallying around Liz’s post today (here) featuring lots of her yellow favorites. Others have also chimed in with yellow-related memories, and I mentioned the yellow car that CD and I had back in … Continue reading