The past two weeks have been some of my busiest weeks of the year. I had two major events that I was responsible for organizing, the International Migratory Bird Day Celebration at the Ziibiwing Center on Saturday May 13th and our annual Environmental Education Day on Friday May 19th. Planning for each of these event begins about a year in advance, but the two weeks immediately prior to both events are hectic with last minute details such as confirming presenters and ordering and organizing supplies, not to mention the actual day of the event. As a result I have had very little time to think about writing new blog posts. Things are slowly starting to return to normal.
Meanwhile, nature continues with its usual springtime activities. Flowers continue to bloom. Trees are mostly leafed out.
A robin built its usual nest on our house, laid eggs, the eggs hatched, and the babies fledged. And lets not forget that the bluebirds and tree swallows are nesting in natural cavities and
man-made nesting boxes.
During the Bird Celebration at the Ziibiwing Center, Shara was able to sneak off for about a half hour to watch the birds at the nesting boxes. Here are a few of her photographs...
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Hey, you kids, get off my lawn! (Photo by Shara LeValley) |
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What is that? (Photo by Shara LeValley) |
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I've got my eye on you! (Photo by Shara LeValley) |
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Oh, you're still here! Run along, you! (Photo by Shara LeValley) |
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