The Joyce Road Neighborhood

We've had some cold mornings but this blue heron is still hanging around the pond at our cabin.

Checking one of my game cameras this weekend I found a couple of photos of a bear that had been there the prior evening. As I looked aro...

Part of the routine maintenance of natural gas pipelines is to remove water, scale and rust from the pipeline using a device called a "...

It's less than a week from the start of the Pennsylvania Fall Turkeys season. This small flock of turkeys enjoys the warm weather and a ...

The Autumn leaves are turning red, yellow and orange, and geese are swimming on Miner's Pond ... Fall is here.

People with arachnophobia, the fear of spiders, can in some cases have reactions triggered by just the image of a spider. To view my image...

The September weather was one of the warmest on record and now I think October is trying to balance out the average with some cold weather. ...

The cooler temperatures of fall are here and a few of the wildflowers are still in bloom, such as the Blue Wood Aster ( Symphyotrichum cord...

For star gazers, Sunday night was a special/rare combination of events. There was a total eclipse of the moon that was visible here in the n...

This year's spring fawns are getting their dark brown winter coat and losing their spots. These 4 fawns, 2 from this doe and 2 fawns fro...

I've noticed a lot of fuzzy white caterpillars in the neighborhood recently and did a little research to associate the caterpillar with ...

Chicory ( Cichorium intybus ) is a striking wildflower on display in the late summer and early fall. It is a common roadside weed that pre...

As the overgrown fields of Goldenrod ( Solidago canadensis ) turn bright yellow, it's a sign the start of fall (autumn) will soon be he...

If you have followed my blog for a couple of years you will know my favorite late summer, early fall wildflower to photograph is the New Eng...

The days are getting shorter, and the temperatures are cooling down as summer winds down. Some of the local deer have exchanged their reddis...