© Peter Hillman ♦ 27th March 2020 ♦ Front garden, Staffordshire ♦ Nikon D7200 via Forget-me-Not — Peter's Photo Journal
Oak Eggar — Peter’s Photo Journal
Lasiocampa quercus – I came across this striking hairy caterpillar as it crawled over a sea wall when I was on a visit to Llandudno, Wales. They do not feed on oak as the English name leads us to believe, but its cocoon looks much like an acorn. The hairs may cause skin irritation, which […] …
Kookaburra Day~ —
I spent the day with this guy as my constant companion. Wherever I went, there he was! There could be no better welcoming committee in the world. He even laughed! I basically fell head over heels. Kookaburras are carnivorous birds, so he wasn’t looking for food. He was just curious and friendly. You have to […] …
Trees in winter
Waning Winter Wonder
Spring may be in the air, but winter is still very present in central Ontario.
Hey, I’m Talkin’ To You!
Fine, trot off, see if I share the hay with you anymore, hmmph. Photos taken outside Spanish River, Ontario.
The Roseate Spoonbill — Earthwatcher
On a recent trip to Florida, we got to see the Roseate Spoonbill. I was excited. It was one of the birds I had hoped to see. In the US, they live year-round in Florida and along the Gulf Coast of Texas. They can also be found in Mexico, Central and South America. They breed […] …
Who…Me? — nature has no boss
Who Me? An Ermine stands tall and looks a bit perplexed when asked a simple question? Do you per chance know where have all the rabbits gone? We started the winter with several in the yard but have seen none these last few weeks. Have a wonderful weekend. via Who…Me? — nature has no boss
The Northern Herper 
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