A rainbow of birds to catch your eye — and a reminder: Pride is more than celebration and rainbows. It honors the fight to live and love freely, the struggles of those denied that right, and the ongoing resistance for justice. As an ally, I stand in solidarity with the LGBTQIA+ community.
June 9, 2025 at 3:41 PM
A rainbow of birds to catch your eye — and a reminder: Pride is more than celebration and rainbows. It honors the fight to live and love freely, the struggles of those denied that right, and the ongoing resistance for justice. As an ally, I stand in solidarity with the LGBTQIA+ community.
I think this Common Grackle speaks for most of Maine today watching this snowstorm. I know...I know...we always get snow in March and often April...but I am ready for spring. #birds
March 24, 2025 at 11:14 PM
I think this Common Grackle speaks for most of Maine today watching this snowstorm. I know...I know...we always get snow in March and often April...but I am ready for spring. #birds
The world feels really ugly right now. I am trying to find the beauty in the little things to make me feel more grounded. Like this Dark-eyed Junco enjoying these zinnia seeds from last summer. #birds#nature#photography
February 20, 2025 at 10:13 PM
The world feels really ugly right now. I am trying to find the beauty in the little things to make me feel more grounded. Like this Dark-eyed Junco enjoying these zinnia seeds from last summer. #birds#nature#photography
This little Eastern Bluebird visited our yard during this afternoon's snow storm. A reminder that there is still whimsy and beauty in our world. Even when it feels bleak.
February 16, 2025 at 11:48 PM
This little Eastern Bluebird visited our yard during this afternoon's snow storm. A reminder that there is still whimsy and beauty in our world. Even when it feels bleak.
Two Mallard ducks taking a quick break during today's storm. These two were part of a group of 6 that hung out for about 10 minutes, took a quick nap, and then went on their way.
February 16, 2025 at 6:30 PM
Two Mallard ducks taking a quick break during today's storm. These two were part of a group of 6 that hung out for about 10 minutes, took a quick nap, and then went on their way.
Imbolc reminds us that the light will return after the darkness. The world may feel heavy, but we will persist. It is a time for a shedding comfort zones and allowing ourselves to evolve.
February 1, 2025 at 5:24 PM
Imbolc reminds us that the light will return after the darkness. The world may feel heavy, but we will persist. It is a time for a shedding comfort zones and allowing ourselves to evolve.