A pair of blue birds have expressed serious interest in the chickadees' birdhouse, instead of their own in the back yard, so the opening had to be enlarged. Naturally today none of them have appeared.
This little fella appeared on the sidewalk near the back of the house, and was relocated to the woods beyond the yard. You know what turtles usually do when you pick them up, right? weeee weeee!
The roses are starting to show off:
Just to the right of this bush is a wonderful bush with small tubular orange flowers that were visited by a pair of orange banded Sulphur butterflies, moving much too quickly to have their picture made. The male was the most gorgeous apricot color. This isn't my photo but this is a good model from the Florida Museum of Natural History website. Sorry it's so large. I'm not very good at blogger workings.
And I hope to finish this pair tonight, knitted from a discontinued KnitPicks yarn. They will go to the Afghans for Afghans non-profit group. I didn't contribute much last year so will try to step it up this year. Amazing how quickly plain stockinette socks can be completed.
It was great to have a day off from work, to be home for the workers to demo our bathroom. Demo meaning 'demolish' that is. Out went the drywall, the tile, the tub, etc....everything out to the dumpster! Within a couple of weeks a new walk-in shower will be installed, new tile, new vanity, new mirror. Just like HGTV haha!
Thanks for stopping by my little blog. I am so grateful that you visited!
I'm totally envious of your spring visitors and your garden already blooming. I so want spring to come here! Love your sock finishes -- very nice!!
ReplyDeleteOh I can't wait for spring! You certainly have a lot of critters visiting!
ReplyDeleteFun to see nature blooming at your house Kris - the socks are beautiful. Glad your finally showed up on the blog links - hope your bathroom remodel goes wonderfully - it all sounds so exciting. Mel
ReplyDelete