Saturday, November 7, 2026

Backyard Birds: Fall #1 and Fall Colors

Here's the first batch of our Backyard Birds this fall! We didn't feed during summer and relocated our feeders for the first time in several years. And as a consequence, our feathered friends haven't quite yet returned in full force. The photo angles will be different and the lighting's a bit more limited but we'll see what happens as the season progresses.

I've also included a couple shots of the fall colors. It's been several years since out local foliage has been worthy of exclaim. This year the leaves have been much more vibrant.

But first the birds!

White-breasted Nuthatch

White-throated Sparrow


Eastern Bluebird

Carolina Chickadee

And now for some Fall Color in Alamance County, North Carolina!

Bass Mountain Road #1

Bass Mountain Road Detail #1

Bass Mountain Road #2

Bass Mountain Road Detail #2

On Another Note
Karen and I recently went on an Alamance County adventure and provided snacks for a small group of local residents originally from South America. Our next blog will feature our fellowship with them.

Here's a clue.


STAY TUNED!

Saturday, September 26, 2026

Keith & Karen's Fall Newsletter

Here's our latest newsletter! Finally the hot southern summer has turned fall-ish. It's been warm this year, for sure. It's nice to break out the sweatshirts and long sleeves. Thank you for faithfully following our ministry with MMS Aviation! Be sure to RIGHT CLICK the newsletter pages and open in a new tab to be enlarge the images!




Thursday, May 28, 2026

Backyard Birds, Spring 2026: Part 2

Here are the the final birds shots of Spring 2026!

Downy Woodpecker, Male

House Finch, Male

Northern Cardinal, Female

House Finch, Female

Red-bellied Woodpecker, Male

And then from last month's newsletter:

Brown-headed Nuthatch

Eastern Robin, Male

Eastern Cardinal, Female

This spring we had Bluebirds, Carolina Wrens, and Chickadees nest and fledge in our yard. It's always fun to watch the birds. 

Thanks for taking a look. Once fall hits we'll load the feeders again, charge up the camera batteries, and see what flies within range. We appreciate your friendship, partnership, prayers and encouragement!