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- Hail
- Spring Thunderstorm Storm
- February 28, 1998
- Tweaking
- "K"
- Marking the Calendar
- Reds
- From Hearts
- Geese, geese, geese!
- Signs of Spring
- What?????
- Feeding the bees
- Try, try, again...
- Watercolor Morning
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- President's Day
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- Year of the Fire Pig
- Early Evening
- Mocking Bird Rules
- Jay-jay-jay
- New Cardinal Moon
- Wind and snow
- Comedy or Drama?
- Counting and clicking
- Photo contest
- Backyard Bird Count
- Playing with roses
- It is cold outside!
- Treasure Hunt
- Painting With Light
- Happy Valentine's Day
- Brr....
- 1,001 Bird Stories
- Sunday with the birds
- Yellow Bellied Sapsucker
- Concern
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- Looking Down
- For those in Canada
- Snack Time
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- Happy Birthday
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- Brown Creeper Returns!
- Happy Day
- White Tails
- Looking up
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Hello Q. I thought you might be interested in this blog http://www.rspb.org.uk/birdwatch/blog/index.asp
Wonderful roses! How lovely. I have some asparagus for the allotment :-)
Hi Chris,
Oh thank you!
I do the Great Backyard Bird Count every year too. This is my tenth year. It starts tomorrow! I have been gearing up all week. I hope to take some pictures and maybe have one that is good enough to submit for the contest. It is wonderful that the bird count is in the U.K. too!
I printed off my count sheets and plan on being at the dining room table taking the tally.
Yumm... asparagus! I never have grown it. We have talked about putting a patch in for years yet it never has happened. I am looking forward to seeing the plants in your allotment. What growing zone are you? I am a zone 5, but I push the envelope to a 6!
Soon we will be out in the dirt and with the plants. I long for it! In the mean time I have my indoor gardens to keep me in good spirits.
Thanks for thinking of me.
~Q~
Gorgeous Valentine roses - how thoughtful!
Hi Deb,
Oh, I was so frustrated! I had this darling post about the roses all done up and Blogger would not let the photos post! I tried many times too. I took a couple of different photos on the 15th and they worked. As Sprite say,"Mercury in retrograde."
I go about the house smelling each rose. With 48 I have lots to sniff on! My husband knows I am a flower person! He gives roses for Valentine's Day and Anniversary. Other times he will bring me mixed bouquets. I am always surprised too. I don't expect the flowers. I alway think it is very kind of him.
During the winter I do have my forced bulbs yet I seem to need cut flowers for the big vases.
I will dry all the petals once they are over and add them to my big bowls of dried roses. I have all the roses my husband has given me over these last 35 years.
~Q~
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