Stuff, by Rich Paschall Only his neighbor Jorge knew the old guy was sick. In fact, Mr. Casten had been failing for almost two years. Whenever Jorge saw the old man, he asked if there was anything he could do to… Read More ›
Day: 2019-04-14
A SUNDAY RAGTAG PICTURE POST – Marilyn Armstrong
RDP-Sunday-Picture If you wanted to take a quick guess at what kind of picture I’m going to post, might the answer be “birds”? It has been a chilly, wet spring. Going out hasn’t been a lot of fun. There are… Read More ›
The Mystery Of The World’s Greatest Butterfly Migration – Reblog – Science!
Originally posted on ScienceSwitch:
Every winter, tens of millions of butterflies travel up to 4,500 km from all over North America to spend the winter hanging from oyamel fir trees in central Mexico’s mountain forests. But how does an animal…
A FLOCK OF FINCHES, A DOVE, AND A BROWN-HEADED COWBIRD – Marilyn Armstrong
It was a super busy day at the feeder and for once, they didn’t all fly off as soon as I picked up the camera. It was a day for Cowbirds sharing the feeder with a little red House Finch…. Read More ›
PARTICULARLY PASSIONATE, POWERFUL AND PERCEPTIVE POETS – Rich Paschall
National Poetry Month, Rich Paschall Perhaps you did not know we have a National Poetry month. It has been celebrated each year since 1996. It is a way to honor the genre that gets little notice outside of high school… Read More ›
FIRE, FIRE – Marilyn Armstrong
A Photo a Week Challenge: Fire
