Bunny Rabbits or cotton-tail are just rabbits when they are eating my verbena bare. I thought that maybe the season was making my verbena stems look bare. I knew that cotton tail and other little mammals were coming into my patio, but today I watched those rabbits eating the leaves and flowers from the stems of the verbena.
I really love the verbena, but it is great to watch the little critters too.
Yesterday I watched two families of quail in my little front yard.
I feared that I would lack the wild life when I left Camp Thunderbird for the village. Glad I didn't spend more time on the fear of that imagined loss; I'd have made it a greater loss.
Here I have my days are made better by being able to see almost as many animals and have the added pleasure of the verbena. And now that I consider it, I can see the animals at greater ease here.
"As I See It Today" could be the title of this new iteration of my main blog. The "It" would then be the following themes with which I intend to deal here: ~ history ~ politics, economics, government ~ family tree ~ people, places, ~ culture, society ~ dialogue and a bit of me
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Monday, April 18, 2011
Wild Flowers
There have been so may wild flowers around my yard for so long that I am beginning to feel that the way of the world is to be always surrounded by beautiful flowers.
There are also cottontail rabbits, desert iguanas, cactus wren, chipmunks, bushy-tailed, grey ground squirrel, and dove in my tiny yard.
A number of other birds visit from time time, including great ravens.
There are also cottontail rabbits, desert iguanas, cactus wren, chipmunks, bushy-tailed, grey ground squirrel, and dove in my tiny yard.
A number of other birds visit from time time, including great ravens.
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