Blue Jays really like peanuts.
You are aware from my last post that I’ve been feeding the squirrels the occasional peanut. Or, sometimes, handfuls of peanuts, if the day calls for it.
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I have been having a war with the squirrels for a few years now.
When I first planted my garden over two decades ago, they mostly left it alone. But as the years have passed, they have become more and more aggressive. I have tried absolutely everything you can possibly imagine to deter them, but to no effect.
Continue reading “Squirrels, Squiddles, SQRLS”
It appears that my Christmas Cactus (Schlumbergera truncata) is eager for the season to arrive. Continue reading “Eager for Christmas Cactus and Introducing Lefty”
I never wanted to have kids. Continue reading “I Kid, You Not”
The Winter Solstice Alley Waltz happened last night.
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I went walking in the woods with a friend yesterday. Continue reading “Dog Walks in the Woods”
The Norwood Fair.
Always the same. Always a little bit different. Always fun. Always worth the drive. This year was no different. And the light was so beautiful that I got way too many great photos.
So rather then post a few, here’s a whole bunch to feast on during this harvest season.
Every year around this time my aster plant becomes a magnet for wasps and bees. They love the masses of pollen tucked within the florets. Continue reading “Bee Condo (Aster Heights)”
I went for a walk with a friend out at the Harold Town Conservation Area this week. I had never been to this beautiful park before. The view from the top of the first hill on the trail (above) is well worth the climb, especially at this colourful time of year. Continue reading “Big Skies, Little Critters”
