The promise of spring and new growth hangs on despite winter's cold.
Strike a Pose
Show me a more beautiful supermodel! Keito knows how to strike just that pose - she outta be in pictures 🙂
The Beauty of a Cold Winter’s Day
Horse
I met this beautiful girl a few years ago when I was driving along one of the many winding coastal roadways on Prince Edward Island. She was so calm and gentle, allowing me to get close enough to touch her face and mane. I was back on the Island not so long ago and wanted …
Winter: harsh, but beautiful
Winter in central and northern Ontario is nothing short of amazing. Yes, it's often cold, the driving can often be tricky and, sometimes, downright hazardous, but there's no disputing the beauty that befalls the subdued landscape when snow descends upon it from above. As much as I miss those warm spring and early summer days, …
Christmas Wishes
Here's wishing everybirdie and their humans and flocks (fur / finned / hairy / and feathered) the merriest of Christmases and the very best for 2018! As Christmas draws closer, time needed to get everything done, and to wish others well gets ever so short. Keito, Abby and I wish everyone reading this the most …
Remembrances – BirbObserver
In loving memory of Chloe and Oliver, please visit our new Remembrances page to read about these beautiful birbs who have gone OTRB. via Remembrances — BirbObserver
To Feed Or Not To Feed Backyard Wildlife — My Wild Australia
https://www.youtube.com/embed/zAu4-_ZJCdw?version=3&rel=1&fs=1&autohide=2&showsearch=0&showinfo=1&iv_load_policy=1&wmode=transparent Feeding backyard wildlife is a worldwide phenomenon – people feed squirrels in backyards in Canada, hedgehogs in England, raccoons in the USA, and possums in Australia. Whether or not people should feed wildlife in their backyards is a controversial topic and a very complex one. Here are my thoughts on both the for and …
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Fun with sprouts: Chia Pets
PART 1: Chia Pet By @tiellover We all know that greens are healthy and nutritional for our birds, but how do we get them to eat them? I have a fun and easy way to do this that I want to share with you! First, let’s talk about sprouts for a minute. Many of you […] …
The Power of Black & White Photography
via The KING – in black and white ! — Light Touch
The Northern Herper 
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