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Tag Archives: Wildlife
The Year of the Turtle
This is the week I dye for club (which is quite pretty, BTW), so I don’t have anything new for the shop; although I didn’t blog about last Friday’s update of sock yarn…..plenty of self striping rainbows and Grand Old … Continue reading
Oh Deer….
Hanging out in our backyard the past week or so……. Mamma actually has twins, but the other eluded being photographed. They’ve been sleeping near the pine tree in the second picture, which means we have a great view of the … Continue reading
Picture of the Day!
It’s been a busy week or so around here, and I’ll regale you with pictures and tales of knitting and yarn soon. For now…..my friend’s little one was looking out the window saying “I see, I see, I see, I … Continue reading
Our latest visitor…
I debated about sharing our latest wildlife encounter, however…the pictures are cool and I’m a science geek, so how can I not! So….if you don’t care for creepy crawly things, please do not read the full article. You’ve been warned!
Show and tell!
It’s Monday, and time for show and tell! I finally caught a picture of that groundhog/woodchuck: She’s on the neighbor’s lawn here, and seems content over there. I filled in the hole, and so far so good. I finished my … Continue reading
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The best laid plans of mice and men….
Or should I say woodchucks and squirrels? It’s been a crazy couple of weeks around here, so I’m going to give you a nice pictoral of the action in lieu of a yarn update this week. First, we had this: … Continue reading
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Ah, the harbingers of spring…
First of all, yes, indeed Lizzie Beth Lendrum arrived here yesterday, and she is happily adjusting to her new home. The light is terrible today, so I’ll just keep her to myself for a bit longer! In most places, Robins … Continue reading
