In Which Direction
Regardless of the direction, there is always something going on here...always...
thanks to Mother Earth.
For instance, I just returned from walking down to get the mail and the paper. Sounds pretty routine and mundane, right?
WRONG.
Once in the yard, I noticed a few things.
The Sedums are coming along nicely...all of the small pieces I stuck here and there on the stone walls are doing well.
The Crocus' have begun to pop...:)
The mosses I found in the woods are all thriving and seem love the North side of the house.
To our South are the Eagles, which you all know about already. The eggs should be hatching long before Mother's Day.
For us and new this year, which I'm really not thrilled about, is the Crows' nest in a tall pine to our West. They are such noisy critters and very pesky too...especially to the Eagles when food is brought to the nest by the mate.
Anyway, once inside and after giving the paper and mail to the Pres, I sat down to write this post.
Then, there was something that caught my eye. There, to the East was this...
No, no...look beyond the Geraniums.
There at the base of the tree...a bit of movement out of the corner of my eye.
Sharing with you and those at
Remember:
Earth Day is April 22nd.
Do something to pay her back.
Comments
The chipmunks are adorable...we don't have them in the city but they are fun to watch at the lake (when they are not burrowing under our patio making it treacherous!).
Jane xxx
I love the little squirrel.
I also am always amazed at the way new life makes it way after the heavy snowfalls you have as we in Perth never have snow so everything is always green. We don't really have any deciduous trees so not much autumn colour at this time of year for us either.
I was looking and looking beyond the flowers and i couldnt see.. then went in closer and saw something.. i said it could be a squirrel as I know you get them ..and sure enough its a tiny little squirrel.. oh so cute.
I never knew the name of the little plants some I have like you... now I know they are sedums.. i have one that is growing bigger each year.. i love it.
val x
Happy Week to you,
artmusedog and carol
Loved that darling chipmunk.