Tiny Causeway Resident Weavers

The Causeway may seem devoid of life, but a closer look at each gutter and rail area reveals thousands of tiny resident weavers making a good living catching insects that blow through on their webs. We saw them when we got stuck during a very lengthy drawbridge event.

The Easter Bunny visited our yard last night

He was in a hurry; so much to do before next weekend!

Refill the Feeders-Hummingbirds Have Been Sighted

Time for Quiche!

The hens started laying again!

Isis Build a Better Nest

Seafoam Blooms and drops its Petals in the old Bath

Pink Perfection and Star on Star Camellias are Still Blooming

Pear Blossoms and Snow Drops Bloom Together

Huckleberries, Blackberries & Blueberries Bud and Bloom

Clematis Vines Begin Their Climb

Plum Tree Buds Emerged This Week

Roses are Waking up from their Winter Slumber

Persimmon Leaves are Budding

Beautiful Sunset over the Lake

Spring is arriving!

Our goldfish is defrosting and swimming again.

Our Farm Fresh vs. Store Bought Free Range Eggs

The yolk on the left
is from one of our chickens-
The yolk on the right
is from a store bought,
vegetarian fed, cage free chicken.
They were both the same size
brown egg before they were cracked.
Guess which one tasted better!!!

Clydesdales are gentle