|
||
|
Despite our untypically cold spring, tulips are blooming. . . . → Continue reading Skagit Valley Cold Spring
By strange circumstances of my life, I couldn’t return home for two months, and as result, moved from January directly to April. Here now everything is white and pink, and also yellow. Although the spring is cold and wet, . . . → Continue reading March. White and Pink Today is the Day of teaching penguins to dance, and also the National clean of your desk Day. I am looking for a penguin because the chance to clean my desk is even lower. What day are you prefer?
First time I visited Vancouver many years ago. I was there for the interview, and as the city’s features advertisement got the statement, that it is a unique place, where you can “ski and swim on the same day”. At that time I choose Victoria instead of . . . → Continue reading January 1st. Ski and Swim
The longest night of the year is here. But since tomorrow the day will be longer and longer. And I shall be happier and happier. (Your very light-sensitive flower)
I never thought before that sunflowers can be so different in color and form, but they are. . . . → Continue reading Sunflowers
Actually, the drake, females are much frugal. They nest in tree holes (or in nesting boxes that are built for them in wetlands everywhere now, after they were almost extinguished at the beginning of the last century). They also like to sin on the tree branches despite . . . → Continue reading Wood Duck |
||
