Nature is full of genius, full of divinity, so that not a snowflake escapes its fashioning hand. Henry David Thoreau As the year passes, we look for doors. We watch for each season to change to the next; for each door to swing open and the new and fresh to come. Late winter finds... Continue Reading →
Birds of Oklahoma Winter
Oklahoma with its mild winter is host to many birds. The meadowlark and the cardinals keep busy and wait out spring along with nuthatches and the tiny tufted titmouse. The meadowlark with its yellow chest and belly and its stripes and choir scarf of jet black is my favorite of all the birds. The... Continue Reading →
Winter Wind on the Prairie
Wind is the voice and the song of the prairie.