Thursday, February 24, 2011
Thursday, February 17, 2011
Fairy House
Trinity and I walked through our woods and gardens and found some fun stuff for a Fairy House.
The house is in our club house in the middle of Azalia bushes. We come out here to do our handwork or have a secret picnic sometimes.
This is what we call the giving bench. We are going to leave gifts for the Fairy's on our bench.
A few gifts for the Fairys
My little Fairy |
I have decided that I do not want to be a princess and diffinatly not a diva. But a Fairy Godmother.
A princess is usuall too bratty and diva's dont belive in fairys.
Granting wishes that's what a Fairy Godmother does...how cool is that?!
Wednesday, February 16, 2011
The Great Back Yard Bird Count is soon
Two Male Blue Birds |
Male Cardinal |
Female Downy Woodpecker |
We have since moved the feeders to a precise location...when I say precises I mean it is situated so that I may view it from my chair in the living room and my chair at the dinner table. The curtain is usually down so I can see our visitors.
Flock of Junco's |
Male American Goldfinch and Male Downy Woodpecker |
Male Red tail Hawk |
GBBC |
Tuesday, February 15, 2011
Thursday, February 10, 2011
We have some new neighbors that just moved in....
We are so fortunate, the kids and I really enjoy birds...and we are ecstatic over having some hawks as neighbors. I woke one morning to their calls along with the crows, what a ruckus.
Evidently there were two couples wanting the same property. I ran outside with only my slippers and robe on, but I was armed with my camera.
One thing I found very amazing...the other birds didn't leave and continued to visit the feeder. Then I realized that its just us humans who run around in fear, getting all bent out of shape on what might happen. But the birds have gone on with life as usual...so many lessons I learn from nature.
We are so fortunate, the kids and I really enjoy birds...and we are ecstatic over having some hawks as neighbors. I woke one morning to their calls along with the crows, what a ruckus.
Evidently there were two couples wanting the same property. I ran outside with only my slippers and robe on, but I was armed with my camera.
One thing I found very amazing...the other birds didn't leave and continued to visit the feeder. Then I realized that its just us humans who run around in fear, getting all bent out of shape on what might happen. But the birds have gone on with life as usual...so many lessons I learn from nature.
Wednesday, February 2, 2011
Bird Count 2011
Here is a run down of some of the birds we spotted on our bird count for the GBBC
Thrasher |
Blue Jay |
Making Pine Cone Bird feeders |
Alex mixing suit |
Lucky posing for a photo |
A White-Breasted Nuthatch |
Caspian sitting by the bird food...here...birdie...birdie |
Alex hiding out in the fort hoping the birds wont spot him |
A Red Bellied Woodpecker (our biggest visitor) |
A Brown-Headed Nuthatch |
Tuesday, February 1, 2011
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