What did you do in the garden today?

Beautiful day here. Raccoon dug up 2 of my persimmon trees. Found 1 and replanted it.:rantPhoebe nest build. They use moView attachment 3795361View attachment 3795363ss as do Carolina wrens. Purple coneflower showing life but no seeds up yet.
I have a Carolina Wren who built a nest in an old flower pot on a shelf in my garage. This is the 2nd year in a row that she has done that... 😂 Last year she picked an old mailbox that was on the top shelf. Threw it away so she found a new spot this year.

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I have a Carolina Wren who built a nest in an old flower pot on a shelf in my garage. This is the 2nd year in a row that she has done that... 😂 Last year she picked an old mailbox that was on the top shelf. Threw it away so she found a new spot this year.

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One year I went to use the funnel I use for diesel and there was a Wren nest. No eggs so I removed. I guess he was thinking the fumes would keep the mites away:confused:
 
Just past the most of the eclipse here. Almost 95%. Temperature drop was very noticeable.
It was! It was a beautiful sunny day & it got a little chilly for a few minutes.
Full eclipse here. My chickens were so confused. They were out free ranging. As soon as we were at full blackout, suddenly you see a huge mass of birds (I have 65 chickens) RUNNING across the pasture towards their coop... 😂🤣😂🤣

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Too funny! I was so curious to see what the chickens would do - they kind of just hung around outside the coop like they do for the half hour before it's time to go in but we were only at 93% so it didn't get very dark.
 
It was! It was a beautiful sunny day & it got a little chilly for a few minutes.

Too funny! I was so curious to see what the chickens would do - they kind of just hung around outside the coop like they do for the half hour before it's time to go in but we were only at 93% so it didn't get very dark.
Mine were in the shade and came out during it and then back to the shade lol
 
I've been using SeedTime to help with the scheduling of everything, and that was SUPER helpful.

I just found out about SeedTime last night. Are you using the free version? I don't want to get into $10 per month subscriptions or anything like that.

:old I remember when you bought software and it was yours. I don't like have to "rent" software by the month with those subscriptions.

:tongue BTW, there is an option to pay for life-time access for $500.00. I think Dear Wife and I could probably buy a lifetime or our garden veggies at the store for that price. Anyways, it's the free version or bust for me.
 

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