Sunday, 7 September 2025

Skies, #75, last flowers

 It is a change in season, and the skies have been lovely.



I bent over forwards to weed the stone path.  😓  I'm glad it is done for this year. I was tempted to use the shop vac on the weed seeds, but used a broom instead. They are ubiquitous.

With great excitement, I am sure I spotted #75 on his tree. (He's our released, rehabbed gray squirrel.) I think he's been out and about all summer. He took a giant leap from the end of the branch to the tree nearby.




He was in the front yard the day after, harvesting chestnuts. 

#75

   


 So far, all is well. #75 was yelling at Cinnamon. Both are aware of one another. 

 

The last of our flowers!






Signs of fall! The sumac is usually a lovely colour. 


But if you zoom in, there are spots of colour!

Rhododendron...


I've spotted the coyote with the hurt leg on the trailcam.

The Goldenrod is abuzz!  

 The porcupine wandered by. It sort of walks like an alligator through the forest.

   

 Yes, as YAM writes, when the goldfish have to come in it is a sign of the change in season. We're getting close.

 

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