This blep was so fast, the camera barely caught it!
Back to work (and update)
Today, I finally went through the yard to pick up the winter’s fallen branches.
I got three wheel barrows full. One of them was just branches from under the willow tree in the south yard. Another was almost entirely from the ancient willow in the maple grove.
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Critter of the Day: now that’s a mouthful!
Happy Easter
A joyful and blessed Easter to you and yours!
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Critter of the Day: joyful laughter
Blessed
Today, we took our basket in for the traditional Easter blessing of the baskets, or Święconka, in Polish.
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Critter of the Day: cold!
This was taken during the snow storm we had on April 15.
The juncos weren’t even feeding, really. Mostly, they just sat there, all puffed up, making the odd, desultory peck at some seeds.
It must have been quite a shock for the juncos to be back for the summer, only to have winter hit them, instead!
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Critter of the Day: I see your bones
This lone deer that sometimes visits looks terribly hungry.
We can see her bones…
Despite the severe cold this past winder, due to the unstable polar vortex, none of the deer we have had visit our feeding station looked to be going hungry, except this one. It may be due to illness or parasites, too.
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Home! (and cat cuddles)
Yes!!!
My husband is home from the hospital today!
It is so good to have him back!
Even the cats missed him. They have been super cuddly. I’ve been waking up with these two, fighting to get under the covers with me. Mama cat won; she’s still under the covers in this picture, and Fenrir settled for sprawling on top of them.
Which left me with one arm stuck out, and unable to put my phone away. This was handy when I started getting messages from my husband, telling me he would be able to come home by 10 or 10:30.
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Critter of the Day: tasty!
This photo was taken the day after the storm blew in, at the beginning of April. As you can see, the snow was already melting away!
Which meant it was easier for our little buck here to find some tasty feed!
The Re-Farmer 