Strafing - such a wonderful word and a perfect description of yesterday's downpour! I usually spot spoonbills when I'm out kayaking on Wilson Inlet. It will be interesting to see if they are in the usual places this year.
I enjoy learning new things in your pieces, Jill. I’ve always assumed that lower water levels in lakes meant less wildlife, and had not really thought about where the birds and animals who thrive in more muddy, reedy environments end up when the lakes are unusually full.
I’ve enjoyed the late rains this year, but must admit I’m looking forward to summer.
Strafing - such a wonderful word and a perfect description of yesterday's downpour! I usually spot spoonbills when I'm out kayaking on Wilson Inlet. It will be interesting to see if they are in the usual places this year.
I enjoy learning new things in your pieces, Jill. I’ve always assumed that lower water levels in lakes meant less wildlife, and had not really thought about where the birds and animals who thrive in more muddy, reedy environments end up when the lakes are unusually full.
I’ve enjoyed the late rains this year, but must admit I’m looking forward to summer.