I had come in search of melons and had no idea if I would find them.
Nature & Science
A thin crescent moon appears low in the southeastern sky tomorrow morning, in close proximity to the bright planet Venus.
Next week marks the beginning of April, and that is the month when the northward migration of birds really accelerates.
Australian novelist Richard Flanagan takes a benevolent view of immigration.
As the temperature approaches 50 degrees Pinkletinks begin to stir, unfold their legs and, if they are male, let out a call.
Tonight’s two-day old full moon appears in close proximity to the bright star Spica, in the zodiacal constellation Virgo.
It is springtime! Well, by the calendar at least. And the number of migrants arriving continues to increase.
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Thursday April 18, 2024
It was so sunny and warm on Monday I had to go on a search for a sun hat. It was under the seat of my truck and not in the best shape.