🕷️Just for fun, Charlie was on the move. I was worried about her. Her 🕸️ web was damaged, and she disappeared from above the hanging tomato planter. I spotted her above the steps!
I didn't think that a good spot↑. She was right over the step and on the metal, having trouble negotiating it. I was able to just reach her with the bug catcher, and move her to the tree frog ledge up in the corner. (Installed by the previous home owners, I might add!) She didn't like it, and moved to above the door.
She was still there, Sat., Sept. 23, and this morning.
It is a busy spot, the front deck. My Mother's day hanging basket is still doing well. There was a moth beside it.
Joseph Brian is doing morning walkies outside, around the house, and was looking for a replacement battery for the stop watch↓. He visited several stores in town, but none had it. One young man in a hardware store asked if he had a computer at home. Then, he asked if Joe had heard of Amazon. What a little turd!
The wooly bear caterpillars are looking for winter shelter. There were several on the driveway.
I'm still working on 🍁Fall chores, as well as trying to plan a new 🏡 bathroom sink. I created a page to ponder my options.
Google knows! I was doing my morning Waffle puzzle, and look what came up. Items on my Rona wish list.
16 comments:
Well, just why were you laughing at Suzie Snake while she was trying to bite you? Is it perhaps because you had your boots on and she couldn't get through them? I do hope so. The house and the aspens look very lovely. Kitties can be house pets for a while. Maybe they'll venture further when other critters are snoozing in winter. Like Suzie!
...yesterday while hiking I saw a snake. It wasn't my favorite and I wasn't its either.
Well, Barb, I knew it couldn't reach me, it was just posturing. I kept clicking, trying to get a good photo of her with her mouth open, and just couldn't!
I am okay with flower, caterpillars and even snakes. But I draw the line at spiders! I just know that thing would jump onto my face and dig its fangs into me if I tried to photograph it!
Waffle, that's a new one for me, but by the time I do Wordle and then the Spelling Bee, that's time to start breakfast!!! Snakes alive, I would panic.
I would be giving the snake a lot of space.
I admire your wonderful relationship with the creatures and land. Thanks for sharing. Jenn Aloha!
I am glad that Charlie is still with you. She is pretty. And glad that you respected the snake. Many (most?) of ours are venomous so I give them a wide berth.
Oh those are a lot of critters that would have me running in the opposite direction.
At this time of year , there's quite a bit of action in the critter world.
That's a nice back yard you've got!
Looks like a Water Snake to me. I have only seen Black Snakes a couple of times up here in Ontario but they were more common back in Kansas where I grew up.
I promise that if a snake lunged at me, I would not laugh.
You are brave. Maybe Suzi Snake was just laughing at you! Linda in Kansas
That is a beautiful rose.
All the best Jan
Quite a snake.
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