5/2 - Added a Yellow-throated Vireo to our Spring Census in Glastonbury.
In East Hartford the Purple Finches and the Pine Siskins persist,
joined for the past few days by the Rose-breasted Grosbeaks at the feeders.
Quite a show by a the local Red Fox the other day. The squirrels had taken
to trying to escape him by running along the top of my high wooden fence (at
least 6'+). The Fox had been bouncing along as if on a pogo stick observing
them. Then he proceeded to jump up on top of the fence quite handily,
several times. Those poor squirrels hardly stand a chance. What an acrobat
of a fox!
--
Dana Campbell, Priest in Charge
Church of the Good Shepherd, Hartford
dana.l.campbell@gmail.com
The tree of life my soul hath seen,
Laden with fruit, and always green:
The trees of nature fruitless be
Compared with Christ the apple tree.
--Anon. 1784
5/2 - Added a Yellow-throated Vireo to our Spring Census in Glastonbury.
In East Hartford the Purple Finches and the Pine Siskins persist,
joined for the past few days by the Rose-breasted Grosbeaks at the feeders.
Quite a show by a the local Red Fox the other day. The squirrels had taken
to trying to escape him by running along the top of my high wooden fence (at
least 6'+). The Fox had been bouncing along as if on a pogo stick observing
them. Then he proceeded to jump up on top of the fence quite handily,
several times. Those poor squirrels hardly stand a chance. What an acrobat
of a fox!
--
Dana Campbell, Priest in Charge
Church of the Good Shepherd, Hartford
dana.l.campbell@gmail.com
The tree of life my soul hath seen,
Laden with fruit, and always green:
The trees of nature fruitless be
Compared with Christ the apple tree.
--Anon. 1784