Katie discusses why she loves Southdown sheep… via Celebrating Southdown Sheep — Female Farmer UK
Sweet girl
When Nia saw me this morning, she started to bolt. I whistled and she stopped dead in her tracks, so she is getting used to me now. via Nia Shetland — The Wilden Marsh Blog
A Quiet Morning on Wilden Marsh — The Wilden Marsh Blog
via A Quiet Morning on Wilden Marsh — The Wilden Marsh Blog
Today’s happenings
Another day in paradise. 25 km. of a world of beauty.
Signs of Spring
At this point in winter, I need to see, smell and touch spring's promise of pending arrival.
Gen(i)us: Bourke’s Parrot
by Mariah Hughes The Bourke’s Parrot is a nomadic parakeet that thrives across the diverse landscapes of Australia. These small, diurnal, pink-and-brown birds can be observed in tight-knit flocks anywhere from eucalyptus forests to dry scrubland to harsh cityscapes, but their preferred habitat is arid scrub. In captivity, Bourke’s Parrots are gaining popularity, thanks in […] …
The Round Up: A Fine, Fine Line
By S Katherine Clarke, with Sarah Ludick Our February 15th edition of The Round Up asks if there’s a Fine, Fine Line between a budgie’s fascination with mirrors and an African Grey’s plot for #birdworlddominion? In honor of Valentine’s Day, this issue explores birb self-love — in its hopefully healthy expression. See all the wonderful …
Debonair Duck
via Sharp Dressed Dabbling Duck — The Wilden Marsh Blog
Pathways in the snow
We are never alone, there's always someone out and about, living, thriving.
Window on the world
Lucky to have a wonderful view of the wild birds that visit the feeders and hastily strewn peanuts at the side of the house. Their visits bring joy to each and every day.
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