I often share your Sunday links on Bluesky and Mastodon, where they are received with pleasure. although I don't know how much followup there is! Thanks!
Thanks Carol - I appreciate that. I have occasionally posted things in both places but seem to get little feedback. Even with judiciously chosen #tags it's hard to reach people sometimes. I shall have to try harder.
We have a lot of Rowans in Edinburgh (some very close to where I live) and in Autumn we always check them for Waxwings and the winter migratory thrushes (Redwings and Fieldfares). Lovely trees.
Thanks for the great tutorial on the Rowan tree. My grandmother called by that name : she had one in her front yard in Schenectady, NY -- a great magnet for robins, as you noted.
At 85 and living in a city apartment, I miss country walks. I like what you said about noticing things.
Oh leave the bark on your staff 😊
I often share your Sunday links on Bluesky and Mastodon, where they are received with pleasure. although I don't know how much followup there is! Thanks!
Thanks Carol - I appreciate that. I have occasionally posted things in both places but seem to get little feedback. Even with judiciously chosen #tags it's hard to reach people sometimes. I shall have to try harder.
We have a lot of Rowans in Edinburgh (some very close to where I live) and in Autumn we always check them for Waxwings and the winter migratory thrushes (Redwings and Fieldfares). Lovely trees.
Great favourites of mine - I very much associate them with Highland walking
Thanks for the great tutorial on the Rowan tree. My grandmother called by that name : she had one in her front yard in Schenectady, NY -- a great magnet for robins, as you noted.
At 85 and living in a city apartment, I miss country walks. I like what you said about noticing things.