Tag Archives: John S. Quarterman

Wren Eggs

A house wren thinks she’s found a fine house:

And I thought I’d built a garden tool shed for Gretchen: Continue reading →

Look up:

Look down:

If you pack it in, how about pack it back out?

Pictures by Gretchen Quarterman and John S. Quarterman, Grand Bay, Lowndes County, Georgia, 12 May 2010.

I see you:

This sycamore was growing in a firebreak, so we transplanted it:

Dragon fly:

Another one, head on:

Pictures of Anisoptera by Gretchen Quarterman, 12 May 2010, Grand Bay, Lowndes County, Georgia.

Hello!

You did this, didn’t you? Continue reading →

Why yes, yes it did. You can see one of the pipes underneath the second log. And the water in the beaver pond is clearly lower.

Maybe the beavers won’t gnaw down as many trees.

Here’s where the water goes: Continue reading →

Trundling along:

Pictures by Gretchen Quarterman’s wildlife camera, Lowndes County, Georgia, 16 May 2010.

Dr. Elsie Quarterman, Vanderbilt Professor of Plant Ecology Emerita, with students and some grand-students:

This is Elsie’s 100th year: Continue reading →

Stand, raccoon, stand:

Good raccoon; run along now: Continue reading →