Over the last few weeks mating pairs of bald eagles have started circling in the sky and sand hill cranes have glided over us on the road, and the inevitable threesomes of geese that signal spring have arrived, but the weather has been just a tease. Warm sweatshirt weather one day followed by icy wintry mix storms the next three days. We woke up this morning to a light snow cover and a forecast for increasing winds as the day wore on, so we headed to Perrot State Park early to check out migrating canvasbacks and gadwalls and to see if we could find any green plants along the Black Walnut trail.
Thanks for coming to visit us. I started this blog to follow my quest to become a Single Mother by Choice. When Sam was born this became the place to share our story and contemplate our unusual family as it evolves and grows... and with the arrival of Eva we became a family of three. Stay tuned for stories of growth and change, as well as frustration and exhaustion, compassion and love, joy and delight.
Saturday, April 13, 2013
Migration
Over the last few weeks mating pairs of bald eagles have started circling in the sky and sand hill cranes have glided over us on the road, and the inevitable threesomes of geese that signal spring have arrived, but the weather has been just a tease. Warm sweatshirt weather one day followed by icy wintry mix storms the next three days. We woke up this morning to a light snow cover and a forecast for increasing winds as the day wore on, so we headed to Perrot State Park early to check out migrating canvasbacks and gadwalls and to see if we could find any green plants along the Black Walnut trail.
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You can make a bitter cold day warmer just by writing about it. BTW, did you see ANY green?
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