Short walk yesterday, building my go power! There is one street that has several aspen along side the walkway, every one of them , looking at you. SEEING you.kind of cool and kind of creepy.
Outside my bedroom window, one of the yearlings relaxes for about two hours, moves on, comes back around five to nibble on whatever she can find.
along the wooded path , nestled in an old stump , the left overs from a crow's dinner.
I took a photo of this little red bit , not sure what it was, thought at first it was a thimble berry but it is too early for thimble berries, got it home and on my computer to discover it is actually a tiny elf bed!
Lilacs are just perfect right now, fragrant and out loud!
They do not last long, usually I collect a bunch and plop them in a jar on the table but Mr. Man thinks their aroma is too heady so I put my pirate scissors away this year and just sniff as I go.
There are carpets of flowers, and walls of flowers,
The weather has been exceptional for a few days!
I could easily get used to nice weather all year round. When I lived in San Diego the weather was perfect every day- I did not miss seasons at all.
tell me where I can find San Diego weather with no people, no traffic,please.
Not sure what that very pink bunch is...at first I though azalea but it is not. It is put-your-eye-out bright !! Loving spring pink!
The pink Rhody shelters our yearling well. I can hear her in the morning through the open window, trying to be silent.
All is well.
Listen...you can hear her being silent....
Thank you so much for these beautiful and glorious windows into your world. That yearling! Oh my. And those flowers. I can almost smell the lilacs and yes, I can hear the silence of that deer. I saw ten deer today on my walk and although they were all moving, they made no sound at all. They did not even disturb the air.
ReplyDeleteNinja deer, they are surprising! We must be careful when we go out and must pay attention because - BOOMPH- deer right THERE!! They are so quiet and graceful. The lilacs are delicious!
DeleteLilacs here just coming into bloom. Tiny elf bed? Help me out.
ReplyDeleteIt is likely an ear from a stuffy - but looks like a comfy place for the wee folk to sleep.
DeleteLove your photos, even the spooky tree eyes. Did you find any Keebler Cookie crumbs by the bed? How magical to have deer napping in your yard--also how nice to be willing to share your garden and yard with them. Sometimes deer can make themselves unwelcome when they take a fancy to prized flora.
ReplyDeleteThe deer have eaten all of the tulips but everything else is semi deer proof. They do like the quiet of the yard and the relative safety. The yard is a toilet for raccoons and deer and whomever else might need to poop.
DeleteSuch huge ears on that beautiful deer!
ReplyDeleteOlga would lose her mind here, so many things to scare and chase!
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