Where's Wildlife

🌿 Introducing "Midwest Melodies: A Chorus of Bird Collectives" Poster! 🐦✨

Embark on a journey into the heartland's avian symphony with our stunning new poster! 🎨 Immerse yourself in the diverse landscapes of North American bird gatherings, beautifully illustrated and paired with their unique group names. From the iconic Bald Eagles in a "convocation" to the lively Blue Jays harmonizing in a "party," this poster is a celebration of both the beauty of birds and the rich tapestry of their collective identities.

🔍 Key Features:

🎨 Detailed and vibrant depictions of 26 North American bird species.
📚 Educational insights into the fascinating world of collective nouns.
🌿 Midwest diversity, featuring birds from the majestic Bald Eagles to charming House Sparrows.
🖼️ Premium quality printing on durable paper.
🎁 The perfect gift for bird lovers, nature enthusiasts, or anyone captivated by the Midwest's natural symphony.
🏡 Elevate your space with this unique piece of art that not only adds charm to your walls but also sparks conversations about bird behavior and terminology. 🗣️ Let the "Midwest Melodies" resonate in your home!

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In the serene Northern Illinois snowscape, I encountered a majestic sight—a magnificent buck gracefully navigating the snowy forest, its antlers commanding attention amid the winter wonderland.

In the tranquil aftermath of a snowfall, I explored the winter-coated forest, surrounded by a hushed serenity. Amidst the pristine landscape, I chanced upon two white-tailed deer gracefully navigating the snow-covered terrain. Their delicate hoofprints created a rhythmic pattern in the powder, and their elegant forms were a stark contrast against the winter backdrop. The deer moved with dance-like elegance, leaving a trail of enchantment in their wake. Our eyes met for an exhilarating moment, silently acknowledging the enchanting connection between the human observer and the graceful creatures navigating their winter realm. This fleeting encounter became a poignant snapshot of the sublime harmony that exists in the heart of nature's frozen embrace.

As I wandered through the serene woods, the crisp autumn air embraced me, and the rustling leaves beneath my feet created a soothing melody. The dappling sunlight played hide-and-seek through the dense canopy, casting enchanting patterns on the forest floor. Suddenly, my senses heightened as I caught sight of a majestic barred owl perched on a gnarled branch, its deep, penetrating eyes fixed on the surroundings. The owl's intricate barred plumage blended seamlessly with the moss-covered trees, creating a scene straight out of a nature lover's dream. Mesmerized, I stood in awe, absorbing the mystical energy that surrounded this silent guardian of the woods. The owl turned its head with a slow, deliberate motion, acknowledging my presence with a wise and ancient gaze. In that fleeting moment, a connection to the untamed beauty of the natural world enveloped me, leaving an indelible imprint on my memory.

Happy Halloween!

My newest poster Birds of North America The Midwest Region provide picture identification for 111 common birds found throughout the midwestern United States. All pictures used on the poster were taken by me in my home state, Illinois. I hope you enjoy all the birds.

Exploring Volo Bog in Northern, Illinois.

Monarch butterfly enjoying some swamp milkweed

Shrubby St. John's Wort (Hypericum prolificum)in Northern Illinois

Wonderful view from Illinois Beach State Park

American Bellflower (Campanulastrum americanum) a seen in Northern Illinois.

Can you find Petes the bunny hiding amongst the deer on this weeks Where's Wildlife search?

Can you find Petes the bunny in this weeks Where's Wildlife search? Todays background forest is located at The Grove in Glenview, Illinois.

Can you find Petes the bunny in this Where's Wildlife search? This background landscape comes to you from Glacial Park Conservation Area in Ringwood, Illinois.

I count 5 hawks

Can you find the moth blending in?

Colorful birds on a wire

Can you find the two pileated Woodpeckers?

Composite I made of a squirrel on a tree stump

Merry Christmas

Looks like no snow for us here in Illinois this Christmas

What the buck?
2 nice big bucks in Glenview, Illinois.

Colorful fall scene in Gary, Indiana

Belted kingfisher and fall colors at the Indiana Dunes

All these pictures are of the same squirrel home which housed at least four squirrels. Unfortunately all the squirrels have moved out now but they were fun to observe while they were there.

Can you find all 6 muskrats?

The healing and wholesome elements of nature are never too early to introduce into a child’s life. Backyard Visitors is the fun way to learn how to count using backyard wildlife. Pages count from one to ten with each page providing colorful pictures and fun animal facts. The animals within are common visitors a child may see in their own backyard making the experience more relatable and fun. Combining basic visual counting techniques with the wonderful world of wildlife, this book is a welcomed aid in teaching and spending reading time together.

The book is available on Amazon and below is a link that will take you to it.

Link to Amazon
https://www.amazon.com/dp/173634076X