Month: January 2020
+ Birds
Mother and Child
by Susan
Well, they make a lot of noise, and they poo everywhere, so pigeons don’t get a lot of love. But they are actually kind of and cute. And colorful. With distinctive red eyes. Turns out they are rather interesting, too, in that they produce “milk” to feed their young. The “milk” is not produced in mammary glands, so it is not … Read More Mother and Child
The Golden Hour? More like The (18%) Gray Hour.
by Susan
It’s not always golden in western NY on a winter morning. Sometimes it’s just plain dull. Oh, it started off all right. Just a little gray with a hint of sunrise. In fact, only two days ago temperatures were in the 60s, fooling this great blue heron into thinking it was a lovely … Read More The Golden Hour? More like The (18%) Gray Hour.
Splish-Splash, They Was Taking A Bath, Part I
by Susan
All upon a Saturday night, woo! A little splishin’ and a splashin’ (one time), movin’ and a-groovin’ (ooo-wee!), reelin’ with the feelin’, dryin’ and a-preenin’ down at the marsh. Gonna put their dancing shoes on and join Bobby Darin at the party! (published January 4, 2020)
+ weather
Lake Effect Snow
by Susan
You have to see it to believe it. Lake effect occurs when cold winds blow across an expanse of (relatively) warm(er) water. That’s what caused Snovember 2014 in Buffalo, where the last remnants of that infamous storm coming off Lake Erie did not melt until the following July. I watched this one being pushed across Lake Ontario by the prevailing westerly winds and … Read More Lake Effect Snow
Seen by Susan: Fun with Flora and Fauna 
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