November 2025 💌From My Nest to Yours Hello Reader, The mornings have felt a little different lately—softer, calmer, and just cool enough to make me reach for my tea a little quicker. Here in Florida, though, “cooler” can be a bit of an illusion. One day I’m savoring the crisp air and thinking I might finally need a sweater, and the next… it’s back to summer. 🌞 Florida keeps us on our toes, doesn’t it? 😄 🌿Nature Right Now The Mourning Doves have been puffing up their feathers in the morning...
about 1 month ago • 3 min read
October 2025 💌From My Nest to Yours Hello Reader, Happy October! 🍂 While I don’t have fiery maples or golden leaves drifting down outside my window, I’ve been soaking up my own kind of fall beauty here in Florida. It’s a softer, subtler shift—but one I’ve grown to love more and more each year. 🌿Nature Right Now Many of the perennials in my garden are bouncing back now that the summer heat has finally eased. The marigolds are blooming again—bright little suns scattered across the garden—and...
2 months ago • 2 min read
September 2025 💌From My Nest to Yours Hello Reader! September always feels like a turning point—the heat is still hanging on, but little signs of seasonal change are starting to show. I’ve been spending extra time at the feeders lately, noticing the small shifts in bird behavior that hint at the months to come. 🌿Nature Right Now We’re on the edge of migration season, which means now is the perfect time to get feeders ready. A few tips: Keep feeders clean and freshly filled—migrating birds...
3 months ago • 2 min read
August 2025 💌From My Nest to Yours Hi friend—welcome! I’m so happy you’re here. This little letter is where I share joy, reflection, and seasonal wonder from my nature-loving corner of the world. Whether you're a backyard birder, a butterfly admirer, or someone who just enjoys a moment of quiet beauty now and then—you’re in the right place. 🌿Nature Right Now It’s molting season for Northern Cardinals!If you’ve noticed a few scruffy faces and patchy feathers hopping around your yard, don’t...
4 months ago • 2 min read