Robin
Since having issues with placing photos on my site, I still have been out and about enjoying the natural world. I always enjoy seeing wildlife and I have heard gobblers on a couple of mid-morning jaunts. I am always looking for those small items of interest often overlooked by most people. Some of the photos feature such things of interest.
Alder blossoms
Although I have been seeing Robins over winter at times. The numbers of Robins over the last several months have been plentiful. many times I hear
A group of mollusk shells all together.
of people seeing their first Robins and making issue of spring being here. However, Robins can be found throughout even in winter as long as a good food supply is present.
One interesting observation were a number of mollusk shells. We always called them snails. They were all grouped together. Were they trying to keep warm or having a snail party?
Canada Geese are apparently nesting. two gave me some mean honks as I circled a pond. I didn’t look for their nest, but I suspect it may have been close because of their actions.
Ringneck Pheasant tail feather
Somebody spit out their chewing gum. (Turkey dropping)
Praying Mantis egg case
Larry A. Smail's Blog 
Leave a Reply