In some of my past travels through Alabama, I pulled up a piece of a Wisteria vine growing along the side of the road. I think the vines are beautiful and they multiply greatly.
It seems my rooster and chickens have a different opinion of the vine. Normally at this time of the year [...]
Archive for March, 2008
Acrobatic Rooster
Posted in chicken, chickens, tagged chickens, rooster, wisteria vine on March 31, 2008 | Leave a Comment »
More baby wren and chicken pictures
Posted in birds, chicken, chickens, tagged baby wrens, hen, rooster, rooster and hens on March 28, 2008 | 4 Comments »
I am amazed at how quickly the baby birds grow. I have watched the progress in baby chicks before but still am surprised everytime I check on these baby birds.
babies checking me out while I check them out
As you can see by the picture, the nest is in a hanging plant. Wrens seem [...]
View from my office window–bluebird visions
Posted in birds, tagged bluebird box, eastern bluebirds, nesting box on March 25, 2008 | 2 Comments »
Male eastern bluebird in the morning hours scoping the scene.
Female and male eastern bluebirds in the morning hours.
This is the view from my office window. I love watching the birds in the morning. They seem to be very active in the early morning and then slow down about 11am. Maybe it is [...]
Baby wrens and more
Posted in birds on March 25, 2008 | Leave a Comment »
Are these not the cutest? Well maybe not cute but precious. There are for sure 4 baby wrens in this nest (can you see the beaks in the pictures?). I think there may be a fifth but not for sure. They are about a week old and it is amazing how [...]
I’m back
Posted in birds, tagged backyard birding, backyard chickens, birds, flock of chickens on March 24, 2008 | Leave a Comment »
My apologies to those who visited this blog and noticed no current entries. I have been busy trying to earn a living with my business as a business coach, that I have ignored one of my favorite past times.
With this being early spring in Florida, the weather is awesome and the colors outside are [...]
