I was a little surprised to see this pair at the feeding station. Evidently, wild turkeys like sunflower seeds, too.
Subscribe to:
Post Comments (Atom)
skip to main |
skip to sidebar
The more we focus on the beauty of life, the more beautiful it becomes.
Blog Archive
-
▼
2007
(167)
-
▼
March
(22)
- Purple!!!
- The return of the snow geese
- Birthday Lurve to ...
- Quotable quotes
- Perhaps Ben Franklin was right
- I stand corrected!
- Ready for his closeup
- More excitement at the feeding station!
- I guess I missed the memo
- Who watches the watcher?
- Rumour has it ...
- If Google can do it, why can't the Army?
- Big or small, we serve them all!
- The new kid in town
- An outstanding choice
- Lordy, Lordy, Look Who's Forty!!
- We need snow fences around here!!
- For the record
- Quando omni flunkus, moritati!
- Gobble, gobble, GOBBLE!!
- What a load of horse manure!
- Happy Birthday, Karen!
-
▼
March
(22)
About Me
- Rose
- A transplanted Canadian, married to a retired American soldier. Mother of a sixteen year old young man who is one of a kind. Homeschooler. Registered Nurse. Unapologetic treehugging liberal. Photographer. Quilter. Knitter. Perpetually sleep-deprived queen of unfinished crafting projects. Goddess of laundry. Strangely obsessed with haiku. Welcome to my world!
2 comments:
If the feathered friends could "talk" to you, I am sure they would thank you from the bottom of their little hearts.
RBC
Wonderful!
You should rename your homestead to "Rose's Wild Kingdom" er, well, how about "Rose's Wild QUEENdom"?
It is quite evident that the animals can sense that your home is a safe sanctuary for them, complete with gourmet buffet!
Post a Comment