Tag: Zen Garden

Zen Ruckus

A quiet area for bird viewing in back of the visitor’s center at Wachusett Meadow was not all serenity and contemplation on a recent breezy morning.

A perfect Zen moment with European starlings.

A bluejay gets some unexpected company at the birdbath hand carved from river rocks..

Cirque de Squirreleil suddenly begins…

The game is afoot!

Just hanging around after all that action.

Juvenile starlings are known to squabble.

The gray squirrel and starling share the scene peacefully.

The chipmunk’s color almost matches the birdbath.

Calm returns.

The stump on the left is topped by a cookie, which is a horizontal slab of wood. I shared more information about cookies in a recent post.

Welcome Back

After a long snowy winter, old favorite flora and fauna are once again reappearing in my yard.

A Juvenile Gray Catbird enjoys a bath.

American Cranberrybush Viburnum

Boomerang Lilac

Flame Azalea

Pink Rhododendron

The Eastern Bluebird builds a home.

Pagoda Dogwood

A juvenile Eastern Cottontail Rabbit hides among Solomon’s Seal and Robin Runaway.

Our perpetual goose visits the Red Azalea.

Even this particular heron came back to admire the rhododendron blossoms.

Our Zen Garden houses favorite statuary and seasonal visitors.

It overlooks the woods, which is filled with many types of wildlife.