On Mother's Day, we strolled around "Porchfest" in Somerville (where our son lives). Lots of live music of all genres on porches and front yards all through the neighborhoods. Free and fun.
We took a leisurely drive home (ever since our car accident on the Mass Pike two years ago, we prefer the 'scenic route'.) This time we made a pit stop at the lovely Bridge of Flowers in Shelburne Falls MA.
Since then, I've been in my kayak a few times, and of course brought my camera with me. I've seen loons, both real and wooden, and a brand new dragonfly emerged from it's nymph casing on my kayak. That's the dragonfly below, and also at the top of the post. It is brand new!
And I happened on a nest of redwing blackbird eggs, when I was rescuing bottles and cans I saw in the reeds near the lake shore. I hope mama comes back to these eggs!
On a walk near our camp, I came across this oddity, below.
I've taken some strolls around Hovey Pond, a mile from my home.
And a few days ago, my husband discovered a baby bird living in a tree in the abandoned house next to our home.
We saw it's mama feeding it. But as of today, it appears the baby has spread its wings. The tree is vacant. I hope the fledgling is doing well!
Moose sighting in North Bennington Vermont....
Meanwhile, I set up my easel in the backyard where I've been experimenting with my oil paints, trying to get to know the properties of my colors better. It isn't done.
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