I’ve had fun snatching knickers from clotheslines this summer – seems with more time at home, some humans are doing A LOT more laundry. I scored some checkered knickers that have a flap in the front.
Check out the September issue of Do Seagulls Get Wedgies to find out what I did with them knickers!
By Lavender
Hee hee, how many times have we parronts found ourselves wondering what our birdies do with the food we give them 🙂
In the September issue of It’s A Birb Thing, Cheeks demonstrates the very- birdie thought process that goes into psyching out her mom!
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Evening Swans — The Wilden Marsh Blog
Gulf Fritillaries are another of the glorious garden guests that add an extra dose of beauty to the summer season. The designs and patterns on these butterflies are absolutely mesmerizing, right down to their speckled eyes! These Zinnia lovers flit from flower… …to flower…steadily slurping up nectar. By themselves, Zinnias are lovely flowers, but when […]
Glorious Garden Guests: Gulf Fritillary — Backyard Bird Nerd
You may enlarge any image in this blog by clicking on it. Click again for a detailed view. At least one or two Harris’s Antelope Squirrels appear to have taken up residence in our backyard. These little squirrels — which superficially resemble eastern Chipmunks — are burrow dwellers. They are prodigious diggers, excavating burrows with openings […]
Harris’s Antelope Squirrel — What’s For Breakfast? — Sonoran Images
By Lavender
Everyone who lives with a parrot knows that if you’re not in sight, your feathered companion will do whatever it takes to get your attention. Cheeks doesn’t like it when her human leaves her alone and goes out. She waits and waits and waits (kinda patiently but not so much) for her mommy to get home.
See Cheeks’ reaction when no one answers her call in the August issue of It’s A Birb Thing.
The first Monarch Butterflies of the year were spotted in our garden back in June. However, they were loners who made a brief appearance and then were seen no more. It’s only been in the last week or so that we’ve seen a pair of Monarchs maintain a consistent presence. Or maybe it’s been multiple […]
Return of the Monarchs — gardeninacity
Scientists have modified the genes of a squid, and genetically-altered octopuses could be coming soon. (Image credit: Karen Crawford)
The First Gene-Altered Squid Has Thrilled Biologists — Science : NPR
The Hedgehog , an iconic British mammal universally loved and cherished and yet in steep decline . The main reason for loss unfortunately is mankind and our thoughtless drive , destroying the hedgehogs habitat. The following text is from the British Hedgehog Preservation society’s web site and if your a hedgehog fan , its not […]
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