Indian Head

On top of the world with the Littles!

They are true mountain ladies just like you know who!

patterns in nature

Arriving woodland toad.

Departing woodland toad.

old friends

I'm reading Mary Oliver and Henry David Thoreau in the chill of the evenings and early in the morning. My usual walks in the woods have a slower pace while I wander off trail to sit on the nursing logs and wrap my arms around a tree or two.

home again

Isn't it beautiful? 

This has always been my first desire when I arrive at Ausable. To climb Indian Head and wrap my arms around the mountains, to sit on the rock and pull up memories of my connections with it.

 I am so happy here. 

keep moving

Every blade reflects a new image as the wind pushes for change.

almost there

Three more days till I'm back where I love to be.

flight

I wonder what it feels like to leave where you are and fly. 

To open your wings and let the air curl under your spreading feathers. 

To just let it go.

Do you ever wonder?

tweet thoughts

We are all in a bit of a twitter. She may be leaving all of us after caring for us for so many years. I would like to speak for the rest of the flock and say that we don't want her to go. Who will feed us during the long cold winter? Stone owl is trying to see into the future. You can see where that got him. We are putting our bird brains together to figure this one out. 

Stay tuned, this may take some thinking.

losses

Thank you Kelly for trying to save my friend. I see that he is going to be fine now.

underwater

Vancouver Aquarium.

 Love the light on these magical jellyfish especially with the help of a little Lightroom exposure adjustments.

nap time

Everyone snuggled in and had a rest, always wonderful to have a shoulder to lean on…

By the way there are four littles, the missing one is under the family pile.