My apologies if I sound a bit defensive here, but, whenever I mention to friends, relatives and neighbors that I prefer to trap (in Havahart® traps) and relocate mice (to places like a local park, NOT to another neighbors yard) as opposed to killing them with poisons, more often than not, what I get in [...]
Archive for the ‘Bradley Palmer State Park’ Category
Saving Red-Tailed Hawks
Posted in Animals, Autumn Activities, Birds, Bradley Palmer State Park, Conservation, Deer Mouse, Environment, House Mouse, Humor, Hunting, Miscellaneous, Nature, New England, Red-Tailed Hawks, Spring Activities, tagged Animals, Autumn Activities, Birds, Bradley Palmer State Park, Conservation, Deer Mouse, Environment, House Mouse, Humor, Hunting, Miscellaneous, Nature, New England, Red-Tailed Hawks, Spring Activities on November 1, 2008 | 8 Comments »
Past Entries Revisited
Posted in American Civil War, Blogging, Bradley Palmer State Park, Breast Cancer, Close-up, Confederate, Environment, Gardening, History, Miscellaneous, Nature, New England, Outdoor Flowers, Photography, Reflection, Rhododendron, Topsfield, Writing, tagged American Civil War, Blogging, Bradley Palmer State Park, Breast Cancer, Close-up photography, Confederate, Environment, Gardening, History, Miscellaneous, Nature, New England, Outdoor Flowers, Reflection, Rhododendrons, Topsfield, Writing on July 17, 2008 | 6 Comments »
Whoa! I sure can tell by my blog stats that I haven’t been blogging for a while! I’ll give a brief explanation for my absence in a bit. But, hey, first things first! Let’s start with revisiting a couple of my past entries like the one I called A Confederate Soldier. William Buckner Taylor was [...]
Spring Greens
Posted in Birds, Bradley Palmer State Park, Conservation, Environment, Hiking, Mallard Ducks, Miscellaneous, Nature, New England, Outdoor Flowers, Photography, Rhododendron, Spring Activities, tagged Birds, Bradley Palmer State Park, Conservation, Environment, Hiking, Mallard Ducks, Miscellaneous, Nature, New England, Outdoor Flowers, Photography, Rhododendrons, Spring Activities on April 20, 2008 | 3 Comments »
We’ve had what seems like an endless winter this year. So, I think it goes without saying that I have been a bit anxious for spring. Perhaps then, because temperatures have been in the upper sixties and lower seventies, at least for a few days now, and many flower bulbs have been blooming for several [...]



