Happy June, nature lovers. Ken Hall, aka Bird Nut, here. I guess I should not be so presumptive as to assume that everyone reading this is a nature lover, but I can hope. Coming off May—the best month, in my opinion, to view the wonders of nature—we slide into June, the month that carries forward
Happy May, my nature-loving friends. Ken Hall, aka Bird Nut, here. Five months into the new year—wasn’t it just Christmas? For a bird lover such as I, May is the closest you can get to bird-watching heaven. With many migrating birds having already returned in April, May is the frosting on the cake. Tanagers, warblers,
Happy April, my nature-loving friends, and welcome to spring. Ken Hall, aka Bird Nut, here. I often struggle to come up with a subject over the winter months, but for April the opposite is true. Nature wakes up, the celebration is on—it’s time to party. It is an incredible month to get outdoors. Birds are
Happy March, my nature-loving friends. Ken Hall, aka Bird Nut, here. Coming off February—one of my least favorite months—we zoom into March, one of my favorites of the year. In a typical year, we leave behind the frigid, snow-laden days and begin to feel hints of springtime. This winter has been as dry as I
Happy February my nature loving friends. Ken Hall here, aka Bird Nut. Being asked to help out my friends at the Neighborhood Gazette by sharing short articles about my passion for nature can be tough when it comes to finding subject matter for one of my least favorite months of the year. I usually continue
Happy January my nature loving friends. January and February are tough months for many, as it used to be for me. But since being handed a camera and a warm coat I have come to realize it’s a very magical time to be outdoors. We are lucky to live in Colorado where seasonal changes are
Happy May my nature loving friends. Ken Hall, aka the bird nerd here. This month I’m going to introduce you to a fairly common, rarely seen little bird; a Snipe. Technical name, Wilson’s Snipe. But since I have no idea who Wilson is, and knowing this little one has been around longer than Wilson, I
