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Flying Photos
A Year In The North Country
My first winter in my new house I accidentally discovered and made friends with a family of Flying Squirrels. They would fly to me when I went outside with peanuts and bits of suet. I got a few photos and a few tentative feedings from my fingers and even touched a tail, briefly.
I can hardly believe this was real.
Today my husband and I create a bird and squirrel feeding and entertainment center on the big maple outside the enormous kitchen window. This is where my desk is. Where I have my coffee in the morning, where I write and where I cut, glue and paint a variety of object d'art.
Since I have two other blogs going, I planned this one to be mostly photos of my adventures in the North Country.
I can hardly believe this was real.
Today my husband and I create a bird and squirrel feeding and entertainment center on the big maple outside the enormous kitchen window. This is where my desk is. Where I have my coffee in the morning, where I write and where I cut, glue and paint a variety of object d'art.
Since I have two other blogs going, I planned this one to be mostly photos of my adventures in the North Country.
GUESTS
- Wax wing (Bohemian or Cedar?)
- Wild Turkey
- Snow Geese
- Canadian Geese
- Red Poll
- Tufted Titmouse
- Red Wing Blackbird
- Pileated Woodpecker
- Hairy Woodpecker
- Downy Woodpecker
- Red Bellied Woodpecker
- Mrs. Cardinal
- Mr. Cardinal
- House Sparrow
- Tree Sparrow
- White Breasted Nuthatch
- Red Breasted Nuthatch
- American Crow
- Goldfinch
- Slate Junco
- Gray Squirrel
- Red Squirrel
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