Welcome to My Blog!
This blog is where I’ll share what I’m seeing in our yard, in the gardens, and around our small lake—anything related to birds and gardening. I’d love to hear from you as well! Whether you’re observing something interesting or have a bird-related question, feel free to reach out. I don’t follow a strict blogging schedule, but I typically post every 4 to 7 days—sometimes more often. Let’s enjoy learning about birds together.
If you’d like to get in touch, please email me directly at lindahendricksspence@birdingbeyondthefieldguide.com.
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21MayRead More
Hello Everyone!
I am back to working on this website and blogging after very successful cataract surgery! I am so happy to be able to sit here at this laptop and type today – wearing no glasses! I know there are many like me reading this – as children, we had coke bottle glasses. When I was […]
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12MayRead More
I might not blog for another week …..
I am in the middle of cataract surgery. Had the first one last Wednesday and the second will be in two days. I was very near-sighted and I am having trouble focusing right now. My eyes are not working together very well at all. But I hope to be back blogging and adding to the […]
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03MayRead More
Purple Martins
Cousins Jean, Rachel, Jess and I went plant shopping yesterday. This was Jean’s and my 18th year of doing this – always the first Friday in May. We have several greenhouses we visit and buy all the plants we want for our gardens – we are both avid gardeners. Normally I do not endorse or […]
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01MayRead More
More birds arriving safely from migration!
You may not see all these birds on the livestream cams. Some do not come to the feeders at all. Most will use the birdbaths – at least to drink – but they are often there and gone almost faster than you can blink an eye. But I wanted you to know they are here […]
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30AprRead More
Everybody is back at the feeders and birdbaths!
Looks like everyone made it back from migration – Cleon and I are very happy! Migration is dangerous for every bird. Many never make it to their destination – especially younger birds. We have no of way of knowing if these are the same birds that lived here last spring and summer, but at least […]