New project: Beadworks. I’ve always wanted to know how to make my own necklace, earrings and bracelet but somehow never really get into starting it. This year I’ve got no excuse.
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New project: Beadworks. I’ve always wanted to know how to make my own necklace, earrings and bracelet but somehow never really get into starting it. This year I’ve got no excuse.
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It was a chilly Saturday morning when I got up and heard the rain drops outside. I peek outside the window without my glasses and saw an odd blurry object which I know wasn’t a fixture in our patio. Hurriedly, I put my glasses on and saw this.
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Although we did not get to spend Christmas with our family in other countries, we’re glad to have dear friends to share their holidays with us.
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Minutes after setting up the feeder, the hummingbirds knew that a nectar solution was inside the bottle.
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The old feeder usually feed at least two to four birds at a time so we decided to buy a bigger one which will accommodate at least six.
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Remember Wormy? The greenish looping fellow I got from buying a broccoli? I’ve almost thrown the poor fellow but put it in container instead and wait till it morphs into something else.
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Variety of birds started visiting our feeder. I have yet to identify the species of these two beautiful winged animals.
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A new gang of birds were circling the feeder. Small, plump brown-gray and striped feather with buff, black, and brown.
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I bought a head of broccoli at the supermarket five days ago and along with it was a green worm, a protein-rich bonus! Luckily for the worm and me, he was discovered before being boiled alive. I thought of throwing it in the trash ( honesty, I was bit squeamish) but then...
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Update on the great tomato experiment. It failed. The last of its leaves withered away to nothingness.
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I noticed that the female is more dominant than the male. When the female is on the feeder sometimes it will chase and intimidate the male to back off, as if telling the male that she wants the feeder all by herself.
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When I was still living at mom and dad’s place, the room I shared with my sister has a window view to our neighbor’s garden. Planted there were different trees and plants that draw different type of birds and especially attracting sparrows.
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