You must love your work. That's so awesome.I'm an ophthalmology technician and I've been know to say that...
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You must love your work. That's so awesome.I'm an ophthalmology technician and I've been know to say that...
Nope. No bird feeders at her house!She had no idea what she was missing! Has she figured it out yet?
Mine aren't too rough with me... except Buttercup has a hard, aggressive peck when it comes to food! What's hard is when they are young and suddenly see something interesting on your face. I've learned to recognize that sudden, intense stare and quickly squeeze my eyes closed. LOL.Just remember lovely. Just remember lovely. I have to repeat that to myself as Diana took another taste of my finger. Ouch!
I wanted to comment on this last night, but got tired and went to bed. Are these really PURPLE eyes? So cool!I had forgotten about Bowerbirds. Thanks for reminding me!
Satin Bowerbirds visit us quite often. We get lots of females and/or juvenile males (I can't tell the difference) and sometimes adult males. I even found the beginnings of a bower in the backyard once but the chooks scratched it apart.
Female (or juvenile male)
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Adult male
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Good bye darlings.
Hope you are ok Blazinga.
Yes, I saw that too. These photos were from the interwebs. I have never gotten close enough to a Bowerbird in real life to see the colour of their eyes.I wanted to comment on this last night, but got tired and went to bed. Are these really PURPLE eyes? So cool!
I'm glad he ate! I'll be looking for more updates. You are in my loving thoughts! (my form of prayer).Thank you!
Thank you!
Thank you! I was extremely hard to leave tonight and I cried on the way home, but I have trust and faith in the hospital and I'll be back in the morning.
Thank you! I'll show him tomorrow
It's been a wild one that's for sure. He is indeed feeling better. He actually had an apatite and ate all his dinner.
Thank you! We'll take all we can get.
I still need to go back and watch all the videos, which is why I haven't commented yet. LOL.O.M.G.
This is....I don't know what this is... a documentary? A sitcom?
All I know is I'm in for a world of trouble if my girls do this when they begin laying
Kill them. I don't like killing living beings but rats at my house are unacceptable. Get them now before you lose all your tomatoes. I would try to find their warren and go mass distruction.I have to make an off-topic post. I'm actually on a computer, so will have to pay the tax afterward from my phone (which is in the bedroom with a sleeping husband, so it will be later).
All of my tomato plants look happy. Just sayin'! I'm really hopeful for a good harvest. However, something took a significant chunk out of a sarong I had out there for shade... which means something is making a nest. I've only seen mice do this around here (using human fabric for nests), but I'm wondering if I should start putting out rat traps already, just in case. Last year they RAVAGED my tomatoes to the the point that I barely got to taste a couple varieties. I don't like killing ANY creatures, but did end up killing about 8 rats in the garden. That combined with destroying their habitat (the project when I poked my eye) took care of the problem. Today they was blood-colored liquid pooled with the dew on top of the metal chicken feed trash can... a sure sign of rodents. Ugh!