January β26: natural freedomππ³ natuurlijke vrijheid
Over the past few weeks, I have seen a coal tit in the garden every now and then. I consider this bird as a bit of a punk among the…[...]
Over the past few weeks, I have seen a coal tit in the garden every now and then. I consider this bird as a bit of a punk among the…[...]
Tiny, light snowflakes drift gently down. A kind of appetiser, because the forecast promises much more of this. It only lasts a few minutes. I slip outside for a moment…[...]
Thanks to the big bird count weekend, I learn something special about our feathered friends every year. If you look around a bit longer, there are always nice surprises. For…[...]
I like to eat β¦ you guessed it, probably πβ¦ yes, clementines . I have nothing against mandarins, but clementines do taste a bit sweeter. It is said that my…[...]
Although I used to live in the countryside, I have never had a squirrel so close and so often in my daily life. Now I see one appear regularly in…[...]
Beautiful snow showers. Rarely seen in Belgium. And oh so beautiful!! Every snowflake is unique, they used to say. But science has already refuted this today. The uniqueness lies in…[...]
This is procrastination at its finest!!! Every time I buy a bag of flower bulbs, I am determined to postpone planting them. I love getting my hands dirty at the…[...]
Great Tit 2, Blue Tit 2, Robin 1, Wood Pigeon 1, House Sparrow 5, Jay 1, Jackdaw 1, Chaffinch 4, Hedge Sparrow 2 This is the highest number of the…[...]
The great blue heron and I stand together in the rain. We enjoy the peace in the almost deserted park. He imitates a plant to catch a fish. I imitate…[...]
There was some cheery laughter high up in the trees. It seemed very cozy up there. Experiencing the giggling sounds of the green woodpecker so close to home feels quite…[...]