Showing posts with label nature's cycles. Show all posts
Showing posts with label nature's cycles. Show all posts
Sunday, March 31, 2013
Woodland Brothel
Slowly but surely, the signs of Spring are appearing in the woods. New green leaves are poking through the decaying leaves. Buds on the under brush are beginning to swell. Warblers and flocks of Robins flitter about the woods, proclaiming their right to this area or that tree. And the Vernal Pools are forming. Within these "singles bars" of the woodlands, many of the amphibians of our area are busy gettin busy. The frogs and toads will become more vocal in the days ahead. Salamanders will chase one and other looking for a willing breeding partner. The eggs sacks will start to appear, and the circle of life will continue for some of our seldom seen woodland creatures.
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Amphibians,
Gallagher Fen,
nature's cycles,
Vernal Pool
Thursday, February 28, 2013
Recycled
Nature has a way of reminding us of how fragile life actually is. The message is always there for those who care to notice. Every time I venture into the woods, I see the cycles of nature. The beginnings and the ends. If there are, truly ends. For it is an endless cycle. Nature recycles everything. When something dies, or a season changes, what remains behind is recycled into something else that causes life to begin again. It is a cycle that has served the planet quite well for eons, until man came along and tried to change the cycle.
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