Seen Around Town
Some recent photos.
I’ll be at third thursday this week on State Street with my paintings 5:30-7:30 pm.
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A flash of yellow
Over the past week or so the edge of the forest around the ponds has been alive with dozens of sparrow-sized birds darting in and out of the trees, swooping over the ponds for insects, diving back for cover and calling out a flat, husky "chek" as
Fall Flowers at Nixon Park
At the autumnal equinox earth reached the mid point in its slow annual tilt away from the sun. From this point the angle of the sun's rays grow steeper and the daylight hours shorter until we reach the shortest daylight at the winter solstice and begin the slow
August 5-21 at Anson B. Nixon Park
There are far fewer dragonflies and damselflies this year likely owing to the extended drought two years ago. Most species take one or two years to develop as bnymphs underwater alomng the edge of the ponds. When the drought lowered the pond levels a couple of years ago for an
July 27-August 4 at Anson B. Nixon Park
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