I am only putting out grape jelly right now to attract the orioles. When it is a bit cooler I will also put out orange halves and nectar. I set up a pole system with just oriole feeders...everything orange!
Monday, September 28, 2009
This is the male Baltimore Oriole that showed up in my yard yesterday!
I am only putting out grape jelly right now to attract the orioles. When it is a bit cooler I will also put out orange halves and nectar. I set up a pole system with just oriole feeders...everything orange!
Wednesday, September 9, 2009
Sunday, September 6, 2009
Monday, August 24, 2009
Amalia has emailed us a couple more of her wonderful photos. Hope you enjoy them!
Tuesday, August 18, 2009
Emily, our store companion, is recovering from a facelift!
Emily had a facial wrinkle that was rubbing against the bottom of her eyes. It was causing the eyes to cloud with pigment because of the rubbing. She would have eventually gone blind because of this. Her wrinkle was completely removed. Dr Patricia Novey did a wonderful job with the surgery. Emily will now be wearing this inflatable ring around her neck for a while to keep her from scratching her face. Even wrinkleless, we think she will be as cute as ever.
We raised Painted Lady Butterflies in the store in this case called A Butterfly Garden which we sell in the store. Today we released them!
Monday, August 17, 2009
A visit to St Marks National Wildlife Refuge on Friday, August 14th.
This Gray Kingbird was a life bird for Susan and myself. We were happy to get a fairly decent picture of it. We were using a Nikon Coolpix L100.
Tern, Tern, Tern...Royal Terns and Skimmers. This is a digiscope picture I took with my new Swarovski scope. We were at the lighthouse tower and these birds were far out on the sand beds.
Not too great a picture, but worth sharing because this oprey had a huge fish... I think almost as long as he was.
Susan took this picture of Mary. Susan was using that new Coolpix she bought. You can also see the sheer beauty of St Marks NWR. It's my favorite place on earth!
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