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| This is a tropical plant with delicate blue/purple flowers. The plant lives in the garage over the winter and we've just put it out. Now living at the Bio-waterfall. |
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| This Rock Rose flourishes in various nooks and crannies. Tough succulent for sure. |
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| Looks like it's almost 10 o'clock. Time flies except at night :o) |
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| How 'bout all those lily pads... going to be a bumper crop this year. |
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| We call her the "Old Woman." She sits there under the mulberry tree looking at the mesa . |
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| Sunny and clear on the high desert. |
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| Is there anyone who hasn't see our most beautiful iris. |
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| I don't know what this succulent is called but I think it's pretty. It has yellow flowers and in the fall it turns red. |
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| This little House Finch chick is lay'n back enjoying a full tummy and warm weather. Looks like he's smiling. |
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| Then he rolled his head over and appears to be a happy camper. |
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| Today the chicks have feathers covering their skin and their eyes are open. Mom and dad have given up cleaning up the poop around the nest. |
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| Here you can clearly see the open eye... one would assume the other eye is open too. Seems to have turned that smile upside down and become Mr. Grumpy... maybe a bad hair day. |
Whoohoo!!
1 comment:
It's like National Geographic around here. Those photos of your land could be a huge (waterfall, forest, river...) somewhere and we wouldn't know because the photos are up close and clear... we just know it's a small pond and small land because you say so. Very cool.
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