Sunday, 19 April 2026

Spring means rain!

First, to answer Barb's question: " Will they nest in a tree, or do they need a box?"

They do nest in trees, but I have two nest boxes on the property. People on the lake have installed nest boxes, and taken some of my customers! That's okay, I've lots of photos and we want them to survive.

 Friday was an amazing day. I got so much done outside after days of cool, cold, and intermittent or heavy rains!

#75 was soaked!


The coyotes took down a fawn. The crows are gathering its fur from time-to-time. They don't like me watching them. Clever birds.



I'm keeping an eye on Barry Beaver's work. The water is high, which bodes well for his lodges and wetland protection.
Our heavy rains means Barry Beaver has a safe place to hide, in the wetland.


Aren't they precious?!




I managed to get the water fountain going. It's a miracle. It may be too early, with an overnight low of -4 ℃, but if it keep moving that'll keep it going. When I unwrapped it, it was full of snow water. I shall have to remember to cover it a little better next winter. (Non-mental note!)


I was ready for a shower and jammies after!

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