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Sunday, 9 August 2026

Deer, Fred, and Cinnamon

 Living in the middle of an ecosystem, habitat for many critters, I enjoy watching them. My parents were role models for retirement. They volunteered in a whole bunch of things. I cannot do that kind work any more. I volunteer one-on-one.  And my critters.

This is where Barry Beaver is doing his work. Ignore the time/date stamp. These were this week!





I do appreciate those not living in a wetland who enjoy my critters. It gives me joy. I looked out back, and spotted two deer. Don't zoom in. I was using the zoom, without my reading glasses, or the tripod! 😆




We tried watching tennis, but our Canadian players keep getting injured. I have theories about this: pushing too hard; going for speed, not finesse; too many tournaments. One family earned their trip to the Toronto women's tennis.

The flowers have been wonderful. The golden yellow is pretty, smooth oxeye I think.
I had two water lilies in bloom, this water lily is done, but another is on its way.

I love cloud watching. August has been dry in the past, but not this year! Saturday morning, the cats were roaring around at 5:30. I figured I might as well get up. 


I threw some cabbage out, knowing we wouldn't eat it. Fred devoured it.

   

 Fred has been busy. He's digging up sand from underneath the garden.

   

 Do you know how much cats like sand?!

 

9 comments:

  1. Some players do breakdown. I can understand why. And many who play through are taped or have braces.

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  2. I notice that you leave things for the critters to enjoy. So many more critters come by to visit your place.

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  3. There is always so much going on at your place! I just saw your post about the plane crash, that is horrible. But it sounds like one person survived? One has to wonder how that is even possible.

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  4. Deer are just so darned graceful. And you have had some fabulous skies.

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  5. ...you sure have a bunch of active visitors. The waterlily caught my eye.

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  6. That was awesome. I love seeing Fred and the deer.

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  7. Fun to see Cinnamon, and Fred enjoying his cabbage leaves, and the deer are always a lovely sight. Sports are very hard on the body. Your theories are very sound.

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  8. Hari OM
    Oh the simply joy of watching a critter relish its cabbage... nature is a true salve... YAM xx

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