Good morning everyone I hope everyone had a good week. I know that I am recuperating from having our Grandkids here and getting the house back in order. We enjoyed the week with the Grandkids and I will keep having them here with us. Here are your questions.
1) Do you have any kind of bird feeders?
2) If you have bird feeders what kind do you have?
3) Do you have a flower or vegetable garden?
4) If you do have a garden what kind do you have?
Have a great weekend everyone and please stay some place that is nice and cool we are going to have a very warm weekend!
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1) Do you have any kind of bird feeders?
Not now, but once I did.
2) If you have bird feeders what kind do you have?
I had a triple tube feeder: two tubes for the regular birds and one for the finches (who never showed up - I finally made that tube a regular one, too. I had a pulley up on a tree branch and the feeder suspended by a rope. When the feeders needed filling, I would let them down, fill them, then pull them back up.
At one point, I even had a heated bird bath. Those were the days.
3) Do you have a flower or vegetable garden?
Not now, but once I did.
4) If you do have a garden what kind do you have?
Tomatoes. I would grow so many that I had to give away most of them. I loved it.
Thank you for the questions, THB. The nice thing about other people's kids is just that - sooner or later they go home.
1. Haven't filled them this summer, but will again in late fall
2. the wood, glass and plastic kind
3. Yes, flowers and sun flowers
4. Beans and tomatoes, fresh tomatoes on a Blt is to kill for.
Happy holidays!
1. two feeders in use at present time.
2. suet and seed
3. lots of flowers
4. raspberries and blackberries, currently the blackberries are in full swing.
I would eat more blackberries but the mosquitoes are also in full swing.
Have a fun filled weekend irregulars
Ooo, that's right. The mosquitoes are the worst in years. Be sure to wear a repellant Personally, I am repellant, so I don't need an insecticide.
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