A few views that caught my eye:
Nemo and his daily naps
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Jackmanni Clematis
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home grown Zinnia, Echinacea -and- a big fat toad?!
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clouds had me at first whisp
Wild Spiderwort
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grows in all undisturbed areas
Toad-ally Ridiculous!
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A small toad "hiding" in Lavender plant, started for my daughter.
(opposite side of the house)
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mother nature trimmed many trees
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Sphinx Moth (see tongue/proboscis) hung around barn until dusk
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first Wild Rose blooms
Cierra on a picturesque day
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native milkweed started blooming
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barn flower bed
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colorful evening in the...north east
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Rock Pigeon visitor outside our window
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summer sky delight
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stopping deer from eating my strawberries
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surprise (seeded) milkweed in Cactus Cove
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horse nettles, an invasive problem to eradicate
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Showy Tick-trefoil
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small new to me wildflower
summer sky stunner
colorful farewell to june
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Did those toads just find your plants? That’s hilarious. I bet the deer would love to eat your strawberries! That’s a lot of netting. Beautiful sky shots. It reminds me to look up more often.
ReplyDeleteYes! The toads randomly appeared. I kept shoo-ing them way and ended up removing the tray/plants. They kept squishing them.
DeleteThese two shaded area's are where I acclimate plants outdoors. Apparently this year the toads decided to claim the plants.
Our conversations revolved around "you know can see you, right" LOL! Not the brightest animals, but harmless and cute.
I am fighting that nettle in a spot in one of the meadows, the bees love it though!
ReplyDeleteWhat pretty skies! Your toad is pretty cute!
ReplyDeleteA lot of gorgeous photos! Your clematis is looking great, and those towering clouds Wow! The toads like moist shaded areas so of course your flower post suited them!
ReplyDeleteWe dont have horse nettle here, just a plethora of stinging nettle.