If you zoom in on the image it definitely looks like there is a twig in there. I haven’t seen any birds hanging around it yet, but it sure looks like it’s had some attention.
The other bird house in the back yard is the one I caught a picture of a bird working on it yesterday. No bird luck today though.
The bird feeders are full though, so any bird house residents should be able to adequately feed their growing families for today at least.
Oh, hello neighbor.
If you zoom in on this picture you can see some twigs inside of the bird house. It’s awesome.
I have checked on it a couple of times today and I have seen a little sparrow going in and out of the bird house and I love it so much. I don’t imagine I’ll be able to get close enough to see any potential eggs, should the universe dictate that there will be eggs, but I hope I can figure out a way.
Here’s a picture of the other bird house that’s off to the side of our house. If you zoom in on this one you can’t really see anything inside. I can’t tell either way, really, but it looks like this house is still available for rent.
On an unrelated note, here is today’s photo a day selection. It was nice to be able to turn the camera’s ISO setting down from my usual in doors go-to of 3200 to my usual out doors go-to of 100.
We had 12 deer in the yard just now. Twelve.
Why do amphibians love our trash barrel shed thing so much? First we had a frog living in there and now we have this guy…
Is that a salamander? Is it a newt? Is it John Cleese? (get it?)
Also, where did that screw come from?
We’re still barely underway here in the Merrimack Valley, but there is some color. Not good color, really, but it’s something.
I went outside just now to bring out the trash. I took the opportunity to get an update on the fall foliage in the back yard. I will break the two minute experience into three pieces.
Part One: The Leaves are Changing
Part Two: Are These Poisonous?
Part Three: Frogger
And that is the summary of the two minutes I was outside. The sun is blazing and the air temperature is a glorious 73 degrees. It’s practically summer again except that it will probably be chilly again in a day or two.
I was waiting for my lunch to heat up in the microwave and I happened to look outside and see our groundhog friend.
I don’t know anything about groundhogs but I do know that this little sucker is adorable.
As cute has he is, he’s isn’t even close to as cute as Lady Pachalotte of the Rhode Island Patchalottes.
I have taken out the trash twice today. Both times there has been a frog sitting on top of our new city-distributed trash barrel. Jen joked that he was trying to find his way down the chimney. I laughed.
Whats up, Frogger?
Inside the Red Head's Head 