I have not done much blogging lately. There are various reasons, much of it attributed to lack of decent Internet at home. But, rather than dwell on what is past, in this post I am looking forward to the future. This year, I have a few things planned out, and may have a few other things pop up unexpectedly, and I plan to keep this blog updated as regularly as possible with as much interesting content as I can.
You might be wondering what I have planned out. Well, here are a few things:
I have several book reviews on backlog that need posting. These will take up whatever space there is whenever I can't write my daily (read: almost daily) post.
Next month, I am guiding for the 4th consecutive year at the Sax-zim Bog winter bird festival.
In late April, I may possibly take a short trip to FL.
In May, I am driving east to western NY to attend a bird banding workshop at Braddock Bay bird observatory.
Come June, I will again be working for Mississippi Explorer Cruises as an Interpretive Naturalist.
All summer, I will be posting about the things I see on the river and some of the small things that most people don't see.
Overall, I will try to show you some of what WI has to offer through the seasons and do my best to portray it such a way that you may wish to come visit one day. :)
That's all I have for now, but keep checking back for there will be more to come.
You might be wondering what I have planned out. Well, here are a few things:
I have several book reviews on backlog that need posting. These will take up whatever space there is whenever I can't write my daily (read: almost daily) post.
Next month, I am guiding for the 4th consecutive year at the Sax-zim Bog winter bird festival.
In late April, I may possibly take a short trip to FL.
In May, I am driving east to western NY to attend a bird banding workshop at Braddock Bay bird observatory.
Come June, I will again be working for Mississippi Explorer Cruises as an Interpretive Naturalist.
All summer, I will be posting about the things I see on the river and some of the small things that most people don't see.
Overall, I will try to show you some of what WI has to offer through the seasons and do my best to portray it such a way that you may wish to come visit one day. :)
That's all I have for now, but keep checking back for there will be more to come.
1 comment:
Nice post! If you would ever be interested in joining Wisconsinoutdoorfun.com's roster of bloggers, let me know.
Brian Otten
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