spring in the northwoods
04-08-2013, 04:40 AM
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we love feeding and watching our yard critters.we have crows,chipmunks,blue jays, squirrels and deer.1 year we had baby skunks-they were so cute-but thankfully they moved out into the woods.we see eagles fly over also
04-08-2013, 05:11 AM
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We have a little pond/swamp on the property and within sight of the house. We saw a pair of geese and a crane out there. Our pond is thawing so there is open water. So much fun to see wildlife coming back for the summer.
04-08-2013, 07:10 AM
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Speaking of spring critters, yesterday DH called me outside to look at an egg and asked if I knew what kind it was. This was a true egg (bright pink) actually almost neon but duller. Anyone know what kind of bird this could be? Have never seen anything like it before. It is only about the size between a dime and a nickel.
04-08-2013, 08:14 AM
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We love watching our birds also! Have 12 pairs of cardinals, 2 pairs of blue jays and innumerable finches, both yellow and purple, titmice, sparrows, and so on. It is a circus every day, especially since 1 mocking bird has decided he owns the feeders in the tree and the seeds on the ground.
04-11-2013, 05:12 PM
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Speaking of spring critters, yesterday DH called me outside to look at an egg and asked if I knew what kind it was. This was a true egg (bright pink) actually almost neon but duller. Anyone know what kind of bird this could be? Have never seen anything like it before. It is only about the size between a dime and a nickel.
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