Deborah Edwards-Oñoro 
A smaller heron, the immature Little Blue Heron I saw this weekend at a southwestern Lake Erie marsh was slowly foraging the wetlands in the furthest corner from where I parked.
I’ve put off hiking the trail around the marsh this summer, there’s no shade or wooded area around the wetland.
Continue reading Photo of the Week: Little Blue Heron
When I wrote about deleting online accounts in May 2022, I mentioned how some organizations were really good about providing clear information to customers about deleting accounts. How other organizations, like Patreon, failed. And how Skillshare stood out with their information about deleting your account. I thought I was moving forward with cleaning up online… Continue reading What I Learned About Deleting Online Accounts: Part 2
Our summer in southeast Michigan, like summer for many others in the Northern Hemisphere, has been a mix of high temperatures, intense rainstorms, high humidity, and wildfire smoke drifting from Canada.
Overcast, gray skies seemed to be the norm for weeks.
It was rare to get more than two days of sunshine before another storm moved through.
Continue reading Photo of the Week: Blue Skies