...so here come the Cedar Waxwings! Cedar Waxwings perch in the big mulberry tree in our backyard. Every year late in May and early in...

The dark purple-blue berries of Common Pokeweed ( Phytolacca americana)  are irresistible to Cedar Waxwings. So much so that I don't eve...

You might recognize a couple of these Cedar Waxwing paintings from a post I did for Birding is Fun , but I kept adding to them through the w...

Rick and Matty played hockey together today at the Indian Hill Winter Club. This is the first time father and son have been on a team togeth...

I think I’ve found a new haunt—Fort Ancient! Located just 15 minutes up I-71 from where we live in Warren County, Fort Ancient is located on...

While photographing the baby Blues and listening to their froggy little cries, I could hear a mix of other birds' songs in the woodlands...

Two weeks ago I posted a small blurb about the beautiful red berry bush just outside the viewing room at the Caesar Creek Lake Visitor’s Ce...