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11 29 24 PM Scout solo twice
212 p.m. Scout arrives with a stick 2:20 p.m. he is gone 509 p.m. gout arrives with another stick hops into the nest places his stick he is ...
212 p.m. Scout arrives with a stick 2:20 p.m. he is gone 509 p.m. gout arrives with another stick hops into the nest places his stick he is ...
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«Oldest ‹Older 201 – 212 of 212Lynn, that's so cute that Liesl did the steps by herself!!! I sure wish you would be able to get some new pictures of her cute self!
Kay, so sorry the storms kept you awake. Steve is at his mom's this weekend in WV and they had a monster storm around 4am this morning too.
JUDIE! Another garden helper. See you haven't got an answer yet, so I can tell you that the Lantana is basically an annual here. Almost every plant will benefit from dead-heading, or taking the dead flowers off because it gives the plant energy to make more. Do it as often as you can, once every week or so is great. PLANT Lantana somewhere that it will get full sun and water as necessary and it will do great for you. It's an easy plant. Fertilize every three weeks or so - especially if you have it in a pot where there are no nutrients in the soil.
Butterfly bushes are simple, as well. Basically weeds, they prefer full sun and you can cut back after flowering to the next bud tips, which are usually right beneath the big one on the end which will be your first bloomer on a branch. The side bud flower cones are usually not as big. You never want to trim a plant, or grass, more than 1/3 at a time when doing a massive pruning. But Butterfly bushes as so hardy, I've seen them cut by 1/2 their size and come back beautifully.
Sometmes Butterfly bushes are outta control and it's fun to try to direct their growth by pruning, or cutting your dead flower off, just above the leaves that are going in the direction you would like the next branch to go.
Have fun, JUDIE!
JUST TOOK VULTURE PICS AND there's one chick and the second egg has pips in it!
Perfect timing. I had Kate go with me so we had two cameras and binoculars. I'll load the pics after dinner! I'm soooo excited!
Got some great pics of the parent, too.
So exciting Lori! Can't wait to see the pictures!!
LYNNE, that picture of you with your proud dad is priceless ! Yes, we were all blessed with handsome dads and beautiful mothers, too !
JUDYE, part of what eaglets learn in the nest is it's a competive world out there and you'd better be ready for the survival of the fittest. I've read that there is less sibling strife in nests where the food supply is plentiful and where the parents strive to feed each chick equally well. But, if an eaglet lacks enough "hey, what about me" attitude, it is not likely to survive the rigors of life in the wild and sometimes even in the nest.
LOL, JudyE, Robyn's mom, Bobbi just got back from an Alaskan cruise---she saw eagles!!!
Can you put the Bob Anderson pic on your blog?
JUDYE, you're going to be bee-yoo-tee-ful, eating with a new Wax Job !
Wahoo, LORI ! I can't wait to see the pics either---but guess we'll all have to. So happy to hear all is well at that nest !
YOU ALL ARE INVITED TO THE NEW THREAD THAT WAS JUST POSTED AS I WAS POWEING DOWN I FOUND IT I will post picture when I get back of BOB and nest BBL
Thanks for compliments on my Dad.
Lynne, great pic of you and yours---he was young!!! A little James Deanish, huh??? How is Bro Cat doing today??
JudyE---I think I've watched that video with Bob Anderson before....a good one for sure!
Kay, I sure hope the website IS what it appears to be!!!
NEW THREAD COME ON OVER
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