2 days ago by wildlifewatcher

There is a Great Blue Heron rookery or nesting site in my neighborhood. The Great Blue Herons are here about every two or there days on the little farm pond. They are wading birds that largely eat small aquatic animals, aquatic insects, snails, and sometimes, small rodents and reptiles such as turtl ...

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4 days ago by threadspider

The gentleness of the early winter has ebbed away, leaving these brave flowers in its wake, as weather with sharper … Continue reading »

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15 days ago by wildlifewatcher

The semi-resident Great Blue Herons here at the little farm pond have been coming around much more often in recent days. I believe that at least two Great Blue Herons have established a rookery or nesting area in the tall trees along the nearby private community lake. Herons eat small fish, frogs, i ...

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16 days ago by wildlifewatcher

I was out looking at a beautiful sunrise yesterday when I heard several Common Crows and also two Hawks. These birds were in the cow pasture way across the pond from my little farm here. I have no ability to access that pasture as it belongs to the neighbor’s farm. The crows were swooping and making ...

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17 days ago by You

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18 days ago by wildlifewatcher

I have never seen any coots here on the little farm pond before. Yesterday afternoon I was exploring the far end of the property on the pond shoreline and saw a single American Coot paddling around in the muddy reeds. Coots are not ducks even though they look a lot like them. The coots have a large ...

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21 days ago by Pam/Digging

Doesn’t everyone want to go to Margaritaville in the winter? I do, so I planted a Yucca recurvifolia ‘Margaritaville’ in a tall culvert pipe I’ve been hoarding for several months, waiting for inspiration to hit. Now it adds height to the drop-off bed behind the pool, next to the yellow motel chairs. ...

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23 days ago by Katie, Sparky, Ruby, Sylvester, Scuby, Hootie, ...

Hey Pals, Well it looks like the normal Iowa winter is here for a while now. It has been horribly cold since the last snow storm and it's only -1 degrees right now not counting the wind chill factor. We have another snow storm on it's way. We're supposed to get another 4-6 inches of snow tomorrow, u ...

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25 days ago by Jan Buhrman

Oysters are truly a sustainable food – they are having a significant impact up and down the eastern coast . They are saving our ponds on Martha’s Vineyard where excess nutrients from septic systems and lawn fertilizers have been slowly killing the ponds’ ecosystems. With the introduction of oyster f ...

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