Coyote’s night on the town.

*corner of Softball Field and Main, Fishers Island

From the Field, Field Note, Justine Kibbe, Feb. 2, 2019

moon

Only a star’s throw away over Parade Grounds:

Moon comes between Venus and Jupiter at just 4 degrees, meanwhile it’s 3 degrees right here on earth with -11 windchill.

*out my window, Fishers Island

From the Field, Field Notes, Justine Kibbe, Jan. 31, 2019

Far in the distance the Orient Point ferry glides homeward and Gov’t bell buoy does its frigid bobbing within Fishers Island Sound.

I hear Snowy owl has been sighted in flight possibly “commuting” to and from Race Point these weeks, enjoying the arctic blast.

Perhaps layer up and and be on the lookout when it “warms-up” this weekend.

From the Field, Video Snippet, Jan. 31, 2019


It’s a balmy 28 degrees here this morning (Jan. 30), but the “Polar Vortex” is gaining on us, and tomorrow should bring predicted high winds and -10 chill factor. So I pedaled up to Hay Harbor Club Golf Course to catch this incredible vista.

The Fishers Island Seagrass Management meeting starts at 1 p.m. at the Ferguson Museum. Helping to sustain our healthy eelgrass habitat for generations to come.

*stewardship is as stewardship does

From the Field, Video Snippet, Justine Kibbe, Jan. 30, 2019

This morning I needed to remind myself that the beauty and uniqueness of our Island far outweigh the so-called “winter doldrums”!

I thought too, to remind the community that there will be a quarterly Fishers Island Seagrass Management meeting Wed. (Jan. 30) from 1-4 p.m. at the Ferguson Museum. A coalition forming to preserve, restore and protect the fewer than 400 acres of eelgrass meadows hugging Fishers Island.

*stewardship is as stewardship does

From the Field, Video Snippet, Justine Kibbe, Jan. 27, 2019

Right now in Silver Eel Cove, Fishers Island
3 degrees, NW26 G38, windchill -20 degrees

*brrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrr

From the Field, Video Snippet, Justine Kibbe, Jan. 21, 2019

moon lunar eclipse

West End, Fishers Island

*see you again in 2021

From the Field, Field Note, Justine Kibbe, Jan. 20, 2019