Hummingbird was already doing battle with the bees.
Monarchs were in the zinnias.
The Groundhog had already eaten all of the broccoli sprouts.
I will order more seed. I will replant. I will recommend a relocation. He can join other Groundhogs that have been relocated to a nice park down by the river.
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Hello Dearheart!
Thank you for sharing about the teachings of all the delightful creatures that are in the gardens.
Mr. Groundhog did not go into the live animal trap we had set up.
I am debating the wisdom of replanting. My eggplants, spinach, kale and broccoli are gone. The window for getting seeds in is over, we could have frost in two weeks. The squash is doing fine! We will have plenty to share too. I will research about how to plant for next year so Mr. Groundhog doesn't get my entire cole crop.
I have read about the wonderful animals and bugs that visit. Very interesting. They do teach and I am a willing student. I love them all.
Life is full of change. As I accept I find my way is easier. Butterflies are so beautiful as is change.
I go within as well. Sometimes hibernating is the best rest. It is in hibernation I find ideas have a way of taking root so that come Spring they will sprout and bloom. It is in the Winter I hibernate. I become very quiet.
Dragonflies are always about me. I am learning so much about illusion. Decorating is all about telling stories. Having the items about reminds me of the stories and the lessens. The items are the illusion the stories are real.
Hummingbirds are so joyful! They are amazing creatures. Their migration is also amazing. Such stamina! I love the way they follow their own instints rather than the food sources. Great lesson in that!
Thank you again!
~Q~
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