Day Thirty SixThe eagles nest from last year on the Klineline Pond trail. Eagles do repair and reuse the same nest for subsequent years, and since they were successful with youngins last year, we can look forward to a repeat performance soon.
Day Thirty FiveEarly February East-South morning sunHits frozen ground,a few minutes negotiated vapor rises
Day Thirty FourA short trip to Uptown Vancouver for the fresh air, extended 15 minutes of sunshine for February, and the expectant air of First Friday. Art At The Cave was open with a new heart themed show, by various local artists, which begged the mind in definition of the word Love. There even was
owlsdaughter.com Awaken Us to Renew Again – Wishing You a Blessed Imbolc Today we celebrate the great sabbat called Imbolc, Oimelc, or Brighid, or the more Christianized name of Candlemas.
Day Thirty One So there you have it, at the back of the back field, in a currently leafless tree and at least 60ft up, is what I now know to be at least one of the resident crows nests. Right on time, it seems, a mating pair build their nest over a week sometime
Day ThirtySometimes you get a glorious jumpstart in your first thirty minutes of morning, with enough energy to carry the dayglorious jumpstartthirty minutes dawn blushto carry the day
Day Twenty NineIt is only 10:50, I’ve barely finished wordle and meditation and readied for a walk, yet…The voices are already busy Mikhail Iossel Professor of English at Concordia University Comment from: Rebecca SolnitMan Ray on sequoias: “They are the oldest living things in nature, going back to Egyptian antiquity, their warm-colored, tender bark seems soft
