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Eva’s Byte #574 – Out There Rockin’ by Eva Pasco 4/29/2026 3:51:22 AM
Out there:
Sabin Point Park whose waterfront juts into Narragansett Bay with views of the Pomham Rocks Lighthouse. Adjacent to the main shipping channel of the Providence River where tankers and freighters pass through, I enjoy beachcombing ... more
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Eva’s Byte #567 – Oh, Deer! by Eva Pasco 3/11/2026 3:48:18 AM
Two!
A firm believer in the meaningful coincidences of synchronicity, I attribute my chance glance out my dining room window as divine timing for me to discover two fawns traipsing through the woods. Occurring during a moment of vulnerabil... more
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Eva’s Byte #561 – Prepared by Eva Pasco 1/28/2026 3:49:56 AM
A hardy New Englander, I’m prepared as I’ll ever be for the double-whammy weather woes of an arctic freeze followed by a major snowstorm. What remains to be seen is whether my region is impacted by sleet or pure snow. I’m hoping for the latter as it ... more
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Eva’s Byte #543 – The Procession by Eva Pasco 9/24/2025 3:26:11 AM
During my most recent weekly pilgrimage to the cemetery to visit my parents’ gravesite, my leave-taking was noteworthy. A flock of Canadian geese moseyed at the end of the lane, where I intended to head left. Not wanting to disturb their formation, ... more
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Eva’s Byte #539 – Broken Beauty by Eva Pasco 8/27/2025 3:43:50 AM
An avid forager for sea glass along the shoreline of Sabin Point, a neighborhood beach located adjacent to a shipping lane, Hurricane Erin’s coastal influence prevented me from wandering on my stomping ground. The high surge (10-18 ft. waves), gusty... more
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Eva’s Byte #511 – Preliminary Chirps by Eva Pasco 2/12/2025 5:03:05 AM
During a recent February walk before ten o’clock in the morning when it was 24 degrees, with several hours of heavy snow forecasted late Saturday night into early Sunday—I heard birds chirping.
According to flights of fancy in Rhode Island ... more
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The Sad History of Nature in Our Town by Patricia Hilliard 7/16/2024 8:27:53 AM
Social media can be detrimental to wildlife.... more
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Eva’s Byte #471 – The View by Eva Pasco 5/8/2024 6:52:42 AM
In view of a marsh from my dining room window, I often get a glimpse of wildlife on the move. One of my spur-of-the-moment glances rewarded me with a view of two white geese making a landing as three whitetail fawns sprinted in the background.
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Her Majesty by Jade Dane Jaspers 8/2/2023 1:57:42 PM
It is her story we tell, not our own. Not that of kings, queens, lords or ladies. Not that of villains, foes, conquerors, or knaves. It is the true majesty we all meet and are faced with each day. Unlike anything else we will ever meet in our liv... more
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After 200 years, Bald Eagles appear. by Patricia Hilliard 4/6/2023 2:45:50 PM
In Hudson County New Jersey, Bald Eagles appear and residents go crazy, rushing out to see them with their own eyes!... more
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We Are by Sage Sweetwater 10/6/2022 12:29:16 PM
preparing a total demolish on our Aspen Estate mansion and a gut before the wrecking ball.... more
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Weather vs. Climate by Morgan McFinn 6/11/2022 12:33:11 AM
A personal preference... more
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Nature-Puzzles-Poetry by D.L. Carroll 5/18/2022 8:42:36 AM
What do you get when you combine nature, puzzles, & poetry? An artistic masterpiece. If you love nature, you need to take a peek at my latest FREE 10 minute puzzle. Picture was recently taken at my brother-in-law's in Grants Pass, Oregon.
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Bird Seedy by Patricia Hilliard 3/9/2022 10:24:38 AM
What we spend our money on, shows our true values.... more
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Discrimination in the World of Bird Watching by Patricia Hilliard 6/11/2021 2:49:07 PM
Bird watching can be simple, fun and easy or it can be expensive and elitist. ... more
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Big Day Bird Count 2021 by Patricia Hilliard 5/10/2021 9:12:09 AM
How it goes with people and weather when you are counting birds.... more
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Feeding pigeons by Lucille Bellucci 4/10/2021 8:42:22 AM
My buddy Parker and I walk every afternoon to Lake Merritt to feed the pigeons. There's a park, Snow Park, we go through on the way, and there are four tents now of homeless people. We left some food by one woman, who picked it up and threw it 15 fee... more
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Bird Watching during the Covid-19 Pandemic. by Patricia Hilliard 2/5/2021 3:08:37 PM
What we learned from Nature.... more
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Wolves and bears by Lucille Bellucci 11/1/2020 8:24:54 AM
And now President Trump has gotten the Fish and Wildlife people to allow the killing of wolves and bears. Not only that, but they may be shot in their dens.
The wolves had been on the endangered list. But now that has been lifted the shooting res... more
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Not only bear cubs by Lucille Bellucci 7/22/2020 8:44:26 AM
He has also signed to permit the killing of wolf cubs, and the importation of trophy hunts. He threatens the defunding of schools if they do not reopen. He bows to Putin. He threatens to send federal troops to Oakland. I saw on TV these troops push a... more
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