Hanlon Creek Journal

Well, this will be my last post to my Hanlon Creek blog. I intended it to end in December, but time has dragged on and I've been invest...

We got very busy moving at summer's end, so I never got to post some of these observations, but one of my memories is of the flowers blo...

As you may have guessed, we have moved on (to retirement) and no longer visit Hanlon Creek often. We're now located in the Beaver Valle...

It was late June before I saw a fawn this year, tiny and sticking close to the doe, but clearly covered with white spots. By late July we s...

What I remember most about the summer in Hanlon Creek is the deer herd. We never saw the huge numbers that we'd occassionally see when...

I always love a walk in the woods in May, when the trilliums, violets, spring beauty, and other wildflowers are in bloom. So when May arriv...

Garlic Mustard is becoming one of the most troublesome invasive plants in our deciduous woodlands. It establishes easily, spreads quickly, ...