Category Archives: Owls

Etchings In the Snow

Posted on January 3, 2014 by marionpatterson

What an enchanting, albeit cold, day in the Laughing Labyrinth!  I am always sad looking out and seeing no fresh footprints there, so out I went, and am I glad I did!  The etchings on the snow caused by wind … Continue reading →

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Study in Shades of Grey, White, and Tan

Posted on December 14, 2013 by marionpatterson

A balmy day by all standards this autumn.  Is it still autumn?  Seems to fall slowly.  In a week we will officially be “winter.”  I invite all comers to join me at Indian Creek Nature Center on December 21st at … Continue reading →

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Double Entendre Patterns

Posted on July 10, 2013 by marionpatterson

Prairiewoods Labyrinth was active.  A pilgrim walked, sweat lodge companions dragged in firewood and built a fire. The north breeze carried the smoke away to the south.  The west sun slanted through the mighty oaks.  I framed the HI of … Continue reading →

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Walk

Posted on August 22, 2012 by marionpatterson

A return journey on the same path can be good.  What I missed going in, caught my eye on the way out.  A shelf spider web, a diminutive liatris appearing in late summer when conditions are more hospitable, a reflection … Continue reading →

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