We are officially in Autumn, meteorological fall. The autumnal fall is officially Sept. 22. Close enough!
The light levels are interesting.
They wasted time fighting! I imagine this is two of the three we released. They are more bold than #75 was.
The Rose of Sharon is in bloom.
We have two ponds. The goldfish pond I hand dug. And the vernal frog pond.
The news is the fishies are in from the goldfish pond. First job was to move the two bullfrogs to the frog pond. They were quite happy to jump in. I spotted a painted turtle a few days ago. It is a great pond.
LEMME OUTTA HERE!I spent some time digging out the sapling, as I found that one wall has collapsed. Cinnamon christened the hole for me. I chased him off.
That task is done!
















13 comments:
Hari OM
Yaaay, hello goldies!!! YAM xx
You've been busy and this is a ton of work, but I am glad that the pond is drained and the fish and frogs taken care of before it gets colder.
You put a lot of work in on that, but it pays off, for sure. I see your collapse. There is a kind of concrete that sets in water; you might be able to build up the dip that way and reset the stone on top?
The fish look happy inside.
So fun to see your fall ritual of moving the amphibians and fish! Will you repair pond now or wait for springtime?
I always love to see your black squirrels! I've only seen one here. The goldfish switcheroo is done, I commend you for fishing them all out of the pond!
I wonder what the fish were thinking. I liked the squirrels.
Lovely aquarium. The frog thanks you.
You have a large very clean aquarium.
The fish try to avoid going to their winter home. Silly fish.
Hello Jenn,
I love the aquarium and goldfish. The frogs are cute, I have not seen many around our little pond. We are seeing little bits of colors here! Thank you for linking up and sharing your post. Take care, have a great day and a happy weekend! PS, thank you for leaving me a comment.
The black squirrels are so beautiful...prettier than the small grey squirrels we have here! Love the color in the leaves!
That is quite a job!
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