A funky chunky block of wood

Originally posted on Adam's Art and Bonsai Blog:
European olive, Olea europæa, (meaning, literally, European olive. It’s not often that a binomial name means what it says.) I’m not sure of the cultivar or subspecies, my guess might be silvestris, but it’s a small leafed variety. Sorry to digress (you know that’s why you read my blog though) but I once witnessed a Facebook… Continue reading A funky chunky block of wood

People report American robins lingering this winter

Originally posted on Our Fine Feathered Friends:
Photo by fotocitizen/Pixabay.com • An American robin fluffs its feathers to stay warm on a cold, wintry day. While the robin is a migratory bird, it’s not unusual for many individuals to forego migration in order to stay on their nesting range the whole year. A stroll on some walking trails through the woods on Jan. 11 near… Continue reading People report American robins lingering this winter