A friendly look at the birds that often visit homes in places like Duluth and other North American towns. Jeremy shares how he learned to recognize cardinals, chickadees, jays, finches, and more through quiet mornings, changing seasons, and simple backyard moments.
A Winter Morning by the Kitchen Window Here in Duluth The other morning I was standing by my kitchen window here in Duluth, hands wrapped around a mug of coffee, just watching the sky slowly lighten. This time of year the sun takes its time getting up, kind of like the rest of us older … Read more
A Morning Here in Duluth That Got Me Thinking About This The other day, I was sitting in my living room with a blanket over my legs, waiting for the house to warm up a bit before I made breakfast. We’ve been getting those typical Duluth winter mornings — cold air drifting down from the … Read more
Most mornings these days, I start the day the same way. I shuffle out to my little porch here in Duluth with a cup of coffee, feel out the temperature with my bare hand on the railing, and take a slow look around. Early winter up here has a certain feel to it. The sky … Read more
A Slow Morning at the Kitchen Window in Duluth Most mornings these days start the same way for me. I shuffle into the kitchen, fill the coffee maker, and stand for a minute by the window that looks out over my small backyard. It’s not much of a yard—just a patch of grass, an old … Read more