On the woods path to the garden.
A small box turtle.
Brown Dog and Yellow Dog sniffed the turtle and moved on. Gretchen was already at the garden.-jsq
The firebird appears to be a Carolina wren.
This Thryothorus ludovicianus didn’t seem to mind that I was three feet from it. Continue readingThese potatoes are stuck together.
Really, I washed it.
Yes, you can eat these roots. They just take Continue reading
Update 2020-05-10: Phoenix bird 2020-05-10
Firebird:
We burned on March 2, 2020, and that tree Continue reading
Dogs like water more than fire.
Yellow Dog and camouflaged Brown Dog
And yes, Gretchen was putting out fires with a coffee cup and swamp water.
But she found something unexpected. Continue reading
Something to avoid on the water.
As good a video as I could get, since I didn’t want to get any closer: https://youtu.be/ezt2ksMwz8I.
Stay tuned for great blue herons and a red-bellied woodpecker.
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Gretchen wants to know what is this plant that she found on the floating bottom?
She plucked it from here. Continue reading
The dogs like this.
Some pretty things bloomed on the way to the pond. Continue reading
Gretchen and the LeConte Pear tree.
We might get some pears this year.
Thanks to the cousin who gave this tree to us.
And the nineteenth century cousin who found it. Here’s a story about that. Margie Love, Coastal Courier, originally 16 September 2007, updated 26 September 2011, Liberty’s LeConte pear was once famous.
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Seen through a window screen.
It’s the state bird of Georgia, a Brown Thrasher. Continue reading