Archive for the 'Friends at Larrapin' Category

Not July, but feels like July…

This week has been so hot I’m filling the water dishes for the creatures every day. The calendar says June, but it feels like mid-July and has for a couple of weeks! Add that to a shoulder injury and the gardening (and blogging/typing too) have been challenging around here. But watching the variety of birds [...]

Summer blooms and butterflies at Larrapin

It’s a bird…no, it’s a…

I was walking by one of the many birdhouses at Larrapin when I saw a little face poking out of the door. But wait, that’s no bird:

For a split second I was startled it might be a snake. But a second look revealed the unusual resident is a tree frog. He’s one of the wonderful [...]

Roadrunner!

If you’ve visited this blog much, you’ve been introduced to the various roadrunners that inhabit our hill and the surrounding fields. There was a large male the first year we called Randy. Then a shy female we called Rhonda. But Ricky, who started out a tiny, skinny guy, is by far the most interactive. This [...]

Easter Birdhouses

Wren House at Larrapin

Sunshine on Easter and buds, blooms, green shoots are all re-awakening. What a beautiful day. Late yesterday afternoon I got pics of a couple of the many Larrapin birdhouses, just waiting for birdy families to move in. The wren houses are kind of a joke. I adore Carolina wrens and have bought [...]

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