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11
Mar
Today I hope you will enjoy this link to a beautiful video about the beauty of our wonderful world.
Enjoy!
~Sharon
David Attenborough – Wonderful World – BBC
via [Video] David Attenborough – Wonderful World – BBC.
01
Mar
Red squirrels are active during the winter and can be seen running around in the snow and on trees on milder winter days. They build great nests sometimes lined with stolen fabric which they have borrowed from lawn furniture. Fur lined and cozy they can keep warm on blustery winter days. Their nests are built in spruce/fir tree boughs, inside hollows of tree trunks or in homes/garages and sheds if they can get access. I love watching their antics and get a kick out of them when they “scold” you from above. They are territorial and although many squirrels can live in the same area they often go on real good chases chattering and uttering clucking warnings to other squirrels. They can clean out a bird feeding station in no time but then they need to eat too. I always find many peanuts buried in my flower pots and beds every spring courtesy of the squirrels.
Enjoy!
Sharon
20
Feb
NEW PHOTOS GALLERY HAS BEEN UPDATED
Small and busy creepers these pretty little nuthatches are often found circling head down on a tree trunk searching out insects beneath the bark. They have stubby little tails and a rounded body. They also don’t mind the black oil seed at the feeding station and frequent that as well. They have a distinctive call so you always know when they are around.
Enjoy!
~Sharon
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