We're on Day Two of removing dead trees. They are dangerous, and along the walking paths. One branch is on the wood duck box, and we had to remove dead ones to free it up. Unfortunately, the Wood ducks are nesting around the pond earlier than last year. I didn't realize. They don't seem too disturbed as the Wood duck nesting box #1 has 10 eggs or so. I've opened the newest box, and something has been in it, smoothing down the shavings. I wouldn't have opened them, as I figured they were off in the marsh. I'll keep a watch. We had 5 hatch last year.
In the meantime, I'll show you our trip from our drive. Lots of little babies about! I asked hubby to stop, as they were so cute. Dirty little hooves. One was quite interested in a black bird. Then had to go nurse again!
As I was taking photos, the traffic roared by. I'm amazed at the risks people take. I know I preach to the choir, but somebody out there loves you or your victim.
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8 comments:
Did I already say you rock, Jenn? Well, consider it said again. You never fail to amaze me.
Luv, K
you are a busy bee that's for sure. there are some crazy drivers out there that's for sure.
Hari OM
It's looking cleared and organized... and who can't go "awwwwwwwwwwwwwwww" when the lambies are about?!! YAM xx
Wheaties??? I think hash browns, bacon, eggs, tomatoes and more toast, then go get that ride-on-quad bike!!! You are doing so well, and think when you light that fire, the aches and pains will all be gone.
Those young ones are so adorable!
A little change of scenery does a lot of good. There's too much traffic on a road of that type.
How fun to visit you, Jenn
ALOHA from Honolulu,
ComfortSpiral
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I can relate to the outdoor chore muscle aches after a winter of limited exercise. But it's wonderful to see temps warm enough to work outside again. Looking forward to continued updates on the wood duck box.
Cheers, Florence
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