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Wednesday, October 7th, 2026, 7:31 am

Biodiversity and Happiness

Heal the world

Two White-tailed Bucks Fighting

THE local weather (for today) is a sign that today will be a fun day, as well as a long day, to write and publish. I’ve made the habit of sipping a hot brew, feeding the birds, and writing stories that help inform the public. My more personal stories are ‘offloaded’ to this blog.

Yesterday Durian finally ate from the jars (at last!) and this morning Rianne fed him too. He is growing very fast and we are becoming attached to him.

Birding is something (extracurricular activity for lack of a better term) we hope to inspire others to explore and adopt. The world needs more biodiversity. It breeds happiness for all, not only humans.

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