Showing posts with label autumn. Show all posts
Showing posts with label autumn. Show all posts
Tuesday, October 22, 2013
Wednesday, November 28, 2012
Making Hay While the Sun Shines
We were gifted with a couple of unseasonably warm and lovely days last week, and rather than stay indoors, we took full advantage. Academics happen just as well at home after dark. Some things can't be put off. Basking in the sun on the beach on a November day in New York is not a treat to pass up! Nor is a Hudson River sunset.
But first, we took a nature walk, looked for owls in a certain pine stand (none there), watched a kestrel fly over our heads, and wandered the hilltop meadow that used to be the County Dump and is now a bird watcher's delight. Mostly sparrows this time, but still a nice afternoon.
Want to come along?











And then it was time to head to the beach before sunset...








We found what I think is a catfish skull:

And an ancient plastic bucket covered in barnacles.

And then we watched the show... Wow.



But first, we took a nature walk, looked for owls in a certain pine stand (none there), watched a kestrel fly over our heads, and wandered the hilltop meadow that used to be the County Dump and is now a bird watcher's delight. Mostly sparrows this time, but still a nice afternoon.
Want to come along?
And then it was time to head to the beach before sunset...
We found what I think is a catfish skull:
And an ancient plastic bucket covered in barnacles.
And then we watched the show... Wow.
Labels:
autumn,
birdwatching,
fall,
Hudson River,
nature study,
parks,
sunsets
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