A Nature Walk With Great Finds

Hubby joined in on our nature walk this week.  I love when he goes because he always knows where to take us for a new adventure on the farm.

This week was a walk along a creek bed on a neighboring farm that we rent.

He has known about several of the secret surprises we found for a long time.  I can’t believe I’m just now having the chance to “discover” them.

A horse-drawn manure spreader that’s in a fallen barn.

Very old rock walls – this one probably had something to do with a nearby spring.

Probably a groundhog’s home.

Worm tracks in a decomposing log.  I’m thinking of taking some paper back to do a rubbing of the log for our nature journals.

Some sort of interesting finger-like fungus.

A huge hawk’s nest in the top of a sycamore tree.

Another large bird’s nest in the middle of a small hedge apple tree.

It was a lovely November day with temperatures in the 70’s.  We couldn’t have asked for a more beautiful afternoon or more wonderful nature finds.