N & C's Nature Adventures and More

Material gifts are great but the gift of TIME....so much more appreciated!!🧡 Carbs...Carbs...Carbs....sooooo delicious!!! Had to bring some home!🥯 Latte and great conversation with one of the special women in my life who happen to call me "Aunt"💗 Sinful chocolate coconut pie in the Indian Village I've said it MANY times. Blessed having married into a most wonderful family! Even more blessed with the honour of being called " AUNT" by 18 awesome nieces and nephews which was never a guarantee being an only child. Today I had one of them all to myself!! #jasmine💗 #whatanawesomechristmasgift #lovecorktown #luckytobeabordercity

My first reading of Fisher Finds today on Family Literacy Day in Mrs. Hunts Kindergarten class!🧡 Kindergarten has always looked the same!🧒🏫🖉 Time to get reading!!⏰ My podium, if you will, on the left...Fisher on the right!🔍 A great big thank you to one of my dearest friends for the invitation and the opportunity to share the things that "Fisher Finds" with her class of little munchkins today!!📚

Vision board supplies!!! Board prepping...searching for just the right things! Now the fun part.....the assembly!!!! Lots of goals, aspirations and dreams on our boards! Relaxing girls afternoon of cutting, glueing, taping, laughing, eating, drinking and most of all aspiring to have a most wonderful 2020!!!

Up close and personal with a Cooper's Hawk! Newfound friends! The Wood Duck ...always so beautiful to see up close! Female Common Merganser Common Mergansers ♂ and♀ Female Common Goldeneye Not the greatest picture but we got a quick glimpse of a mink today! A little too far away for a crisp photo but always a neat sighting! A female Long-tailed Duck. A first for us!! Mild winter temperatures has allowed for this Ruby-Crowned Kinglet to be spotted today! Although Winter lacks colour, there are still so many beautiful natural sightings to appreciate! (98% sure) Marsh Mallow seed pods  Dinner plate size fungus! Bittersweet! One of my favourite finds! Cattails Wild Teasel An "Osage Orange" aka "Maclura Pomifera". Size of a grapefruit! Pretty heavy and firm. Fruit from a bodark tree (in the Mulberry family) Really unusual!!!