via Wayne and Waynetta — The Wilden Marsh Blog
Kaleidoscope of beauty
The sun really brings out Keito's greens, blues and coppers.
A sparkling, one-of-a-kind vintage
If only I could bottle up her intoxicating scent: a musky, spicy fragrance that can rival any perfume!
Coffee with Keito
My shining light each and every day.
Emerging
As the snow recedes, items left out last fall have begun emerging, reminding me of tasks left unfinished. I meant to throw 'ugly bench' beside the shed, but alas, it was left to collect snow beside the walkway. The emerging heads look at me incredulously... and they're rather freakish.
Today’s happenings
Another day in paradise. 25 km. of a world of beauty.
Signs of Spring
At this point in winter, I need to see, smell and touch spring's promise of pending arrival.
BirbObserver’s Valentine’s Day Winning Entries
Thanks to everyone who entered BirbObserver’s ‘Birbloveis’ Valentine’s Day Contest, we were deluged with over 50 entries from Twitter, Facebook and Instagram! Each entry was so creative and thoughtful, congratulations to everyone for your submissions – all entries were wonderful! It was difficult selecting the final 3 winners, but after much deliberation, the following entries […] …
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Bird Behavior: mischief is my middle name
by Sherri Moorer There’s one thing birds have in common: they’re mischievous! It seems that something about us brings out the silly side in our parrots. Such behaviors serve parrots well in the wild where they need a lot of energy and intelligence to seek food sources, create safe homes, and protect their young. In […] …
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Gen(i)us: Bourke’s Parrot
by Mariah Hughes The Bourke’s Parrot is a nomadic parakeet that thrives across the diverse landscapes of Australia. These small, diurnal, pink-and-brown birds can be observed in tight-knit flocks anywhere from eucalyptus forests to dry scrubland to harsh cityscapes, but their preferred habitat is arid scrub. In captivity, Bourke’s Parrots are gaining popularity, thanks in […] …
The Northern Herper 
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