Category Archives: Animal Sightings

Animal sightings are often enjoyed while hunting our sedentary friends. Sometimes the tracks they leave behind are the only evidence we have of their visit. Tracks can be animal footprints, impressions, rubbings, dung or plant damage.

Serviceberry Trees Bloom at Woods Edge

Posted on April 26, 2012 by wilde

Serviceberry trees are one of the first flowering trees in North Amercia. Their white flowers shine bright from the edge of the woods. When I see these flowering trees I know its time to look for Spring Ephemeral flowers. (Click … Continue reading →

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Late Coltsfoot Flowers and Dark-eyed Juncos

Posted on April 12, 2012 by wilde

In my early Spring post I was wrong about the Dark-eyed Juncos having gone north for the season. On the 9th of April I saw a small troupe of juncos pecking the stones on our gravel driveway. Obviously, all the … Continue reading →

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