the mountain bluebird is one of three bluebird species native to north america, closely related to the eastern and western bluebirds. the mountain bluebird has a range that spans the western half of north america. the recognizable baby-blue bird does not have brown on the body like the other two species of bluebird. they feed mainly on insects and berries, and will visit feeders readily for mealworms.
if I buy a 17th century castle overlooking a small european town hidden by a vaguely sinister forest, does anyone want to come and join me?
activities include: watching old films in matching silk nightgowns, weekly baking of patisseries and heart-shaped macaroons, and elaborate rituals under the full moon.
girls, angels, ghosts, dogs and witches all invited…