February 17, 2010 at 1:50 am (observations, robin, spring)
Tags: bird songs, birds, musings, nature, observations, robin
The robin is busy singing right now to let everyone know that it is almost time for bed.
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Carol Gilman is an artist and interior designer who enjoys listening to and watching the animals outside her window. Visit her interior design blog for useful decorating tips.
February 17, 2010 at 1:46 am (robin, spring, Uncategorized)
Tags: bird songs, birds, musings, nature, observations, robin
The robin is up early before the sun comes out to announce that it will be time to get-up soon.
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Carol Gilman is an artist and interior designer who enjoys listening and watching the animals outside her window. Visit her interior design blog for fun decorating tips.
February 16, 2010 at 1:04 am (animals, nature, observations, thoughts)
Tags: animals, bird songs, nature, observations, winter
Counting the birds for the Great Backyard Bird Count. I notice fewer winter visitors this season and the numbers show it.
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Carol Gilman is an artist and interior designer who loves to watch the animals outside her windows.
February 9, 2010 at 11:42 pm (animals, garden, gold finch)
Tags: animals, bird songs, birds, finch, musings, nature, observations
The gold finches are singing away every chance they can get. All of them chattering at the same time actually sounds beautiful.
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Carol Gilman is an artist and interior designer who enjoys watching the birds outside her window.
February 8, 2010 at 1:12 am (dove, nature, observations, spring, thoughts)
Tags: birds, dove, musings, nature, observations, spring
The dove is cooing early in the morning now. Maybe Spring is on her way.
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Carol Gilman is an artist and designer who enjoys watching and listening to the birds outside her window.
January 22, 2010 at 11:41 pm (animals, gold finch, nature, observations, Uncategorized)
Tags: animals, birds, finch, gold finch, musings, nature, observations, thoughts
August 18, 2009 at 6:41 pm (animals, nature, observations, quail, thoughts, Uncategorized)
Tags: animals, birds, musings, nature, observations, quail, summer, thoughts, wisdom
The baby quails are much bigger. They still make baby quail sounds but now they are mimicking the calls that their parents make. They sound so silly sometimes.
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About the author: Carol Gilman is an artist and interior designer who enjoys watching the animals in her yard.
For interior design tips, please visit my other blog: My Interior Design Blog
August 6, 2009 at 12:01 am (animals, flowers, garden, hummingbird, meditation, nature, observations, plants, summer, thoughts)
Tags: animals, birds, flowers, hummingbirds, musings, nature, observations, summer, thoughts, wisdom
The rose of sharon is blooming and the hummingbirds are visiting. The two of them are arguing over who owns the rights to the flowers.
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About the author: Carol Gilman is an artist and interior designer who enjoys watching the animals in her yard.
Visit my interior design blog.
July 29, 2009 at 12:46 am (animals, bunny, cotton tail bunny, cottontail bunny, meditation, nature, observations, thoughts, Uncategorized)
Tags: animals, bunny, cotton tail bunny, cottontail bunny, musings, nature, observations, thoughts, wisdom
A cottontail bunny is stretched out on the lawn in the cool shade taking a nap. He looks like a slipper.
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About the author: Carol Gilman is an interior designer and artist who loves to watch the animals in her yard.
Stop by to visit her Interior Design Blog
July 16, 2009 at 6:25 pm (animals, family, garden, meditation, nature, newborn, observations, quail, thoughts)
Tags: animals, birds, musings, newborn, observations, quail, thoughts, wisdom
The baby quails and their parents are huddled together to take a nap and preen. One of the baby quails jumps up onto his Mommy’s back and then slides off. I count again how many baby quails I see. Nine, ten, eleven quails!
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About the author: Carol Gilman is an artist and interior designer who enjoys watching the animals in her yard.
Visit her interior design blog at: http://cliodesign.wordpress.com/
