29 December 2023 (rain instead)
Kristen Lindquist
rain instead of snow
a chipmunk tops
the tumbled woodpile
Book of Days
BOOK OF DAYS: A POET AND NATURALIST TRIES TO FIND POETRY IN EVERY DAY
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5 December 2022 (no snow)
Kristen Lindquist
still no snow . . .
a chipmunk’s spry leaps
through fallen leaves
28 November 2022 (rain instead)
Kristen Lindquist
rain instead of snow . . .
a curious ermine
shines in the pine grove
14 December 2019 (flood)
Kristen Lindquist
climate change
the gift of spring floods
for the holidays
5 November 2019 (dark and stormy)
Kristen Lindquist
dark and stormy night
sharing our stories
of climate change
June 7: Chill
Kristen Lindquist
climate change
unseasonably cold night
in an empty bed
December 18: Climate change
Kristen Lindquist
Lingering warbler.
Bright yellow-and-green pool toy
caught in an eddy.
Bright yellow-and-green pool toy
caught in an eddy.
December 12: Warm spell
Kristen Lindquist
Posted with BlogsyNovember 13: Meteorologist at Pecha Kucha
Kristen Lindquist
On the weather map--
El Nino's colors and swirls,
work of an artist.
October 15: Warm Spell
Kristen Lindquist
November 5: First snow
Kristen Lindquist
The first few flakes of snow were falling this morning, barely visible, but a sign that we're on the cusp of the cold season. Meanwhile, a birder friend made a morning trip to Sebasticook Lake to see if he could relocate a white pelican found there yesterday. (American White Pelican is a very rare species in Maine--this one undoubtedly ended up here thanks to Sandy.) He was successful, finding not only a new "state bird"--the first of this species he had seen in Maine--but also the first pelican he'd observed while snow was falling.
Snow falling on pelican.
Climate change:
things fall apart.
Snow falling on pelican.
Climate change:
things fall apart.