Of Orchids and Goldilocks

A kindly Asian lady at the Market of Marion shared her knowledge of caring for orchids and then helped find the one that was right for us. The first one was too big, the next was too small, then she said: “I know just what your looking for,” and led us to this beauty. Indeed,Continue reading “Of Orchids and Goldilocks”

“Metalican”

Cedar Key residents have interesting ways of displaying their affection for the local, non-human citizens. One resident created this sculpture of a white pelican standing atop a faux pier piling and sporting a green fish that it has yet to devour. It was an eye-catching tribute that seemed pleasing to all except, perhaps to theContinue reading ““Metalican””

Going for Gold

They arrived around Christmas, little birds dull brown in color. They were distinguishable only by their wing markings. As spring begins to unfold, their colors are changing, and hints of the the gold colors, for which they are known, are appearing. In a couple more weeks they will have their full coat of yellow feathersContinue reading “Going for Gold”

Fairies in February

A full moon peaked between branches in the west before setting at dawn. Shortly, the sun rose in the east and showered streamers of light through the windows. One of the streamers spotlighted this Fairy just outside its home. It seems that late February brings just the right sun position to catch Fairies at playContinue reading “Fairies in February”