Let us March into the first half of the month...
March 1 (Tank & Jameson)
X marks the spot
3.2.26
one of my favorite view, coming out of our woods
3.4.26
3.5.26
Cierra
3.6.26
didn't even notice it was raining ;)
um, this tree is in our way
3.7.26
playing pick up sticks
plueeese throw this one (or pole vault!)
good morning moon 3.7.26 (7:37am)
a heart at my feet
3.8.26
Our son had his excavator doing some working at our place. He took down a huge two trunk split tree that was hung up on others. Along with a couple other big tree's waiting to fall on my head. It was so fascinating to watch the action!! He cracked them like toothpicks. My son is a bad ass! I left our woods with a whole new appreciation of his occupation of choice.
safe to walk the Y path again
burning my butterfly garden
(still 3.8.26)
Harmony & Hope and Cierra & Nemo operate as a herd, with fences
3.8.26
a day to remember
amazing evening sky morphing
two eagles soaring over our place
3.9.26
investigating the changes
3.10.26
calm to the north
3.12.26
fast moving clouds to the south
(Cierra and Nemo)
Tank found our missing rain spout
3.14.26
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auto-paws
waiting to see which direction we are taking
3.14.26
Thanks for scrolling along! I am back to splitting land of wonder posts, even with a small fraction of photos and video's shared *^* No kidding!!
4 comments:
There’s a lot to see in all those photos. Burning the butterfly garden is very interesting. Does that prepare it for reemergence better? Tank finding the drain spout is hilarious, as is his stick branch. And your son owns his own excavator! That is super cool.
It is sweet that your herd remains together through the fence. They really are amazing in their connection with one another. They all look so healthy and content.
Yes, control burn should help stunt invasive growth and rejuvenate desirable wild flowers. Will see. Not sure how much good it actually did. We were suppose to leave a secton unburned, but the whole thing really needed a fresh restart.
After renting the first year-ish of business, our son is really happy to own his first excavator. I have never seen a tree/s removed with one.
Being caretakers of our land is keeping us busy!
Well your March was so much better than ours! Still waiting on bare ground here!!! Being sandy soil, you probably don't get a lot of mud, as we also don't. Nemo looks quite clean for spring.
Excavators are amazing and do great work. I love seeing them work too! Looks like March has been beautiful there.
Wonderful photos.
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