Last autumn, I walked along a popular path that circles a nearby neighborhood pond, taking note of the other humans who had ventured outdoors on this lovely autumn afternoon to stretch their legs or do a little fishing after work. I always notice the waterfowl who gather here as well... mallards, Canada geese, and a... Continue Reading →
Blinded by the Light
I've never been much for following trends and this week was no exception. I'm writing from an altitude of 10,000+ feet and, as I fly west-to-east across North America on my way home from a conference in Fort Collins, Colorado, millions of birds are winging from south-to-north along time-honored sky routes. Spending time west of... Continue Reading →