After I finished this morning's critter chores, I took a short walk in the woods. There is yet another type of wildflower starting to produce blooms.
The slue is more of an algae soup right now, chock-full of vibrant green strands of algae. Along the bank I saw some creature has made a hole in the hillside. I wonder what it could be?
It's pretty round - suppose it's a miniature Hobbit hole?
It's pretty round - suppose it's a miniature Hobbit hole?As usual, since I was looking and READY, I didn't see any deer, owls, or even rabbits or squirrels. I'm afraid my leaf-crunching as I walk is a detriment to seeing much wildlife.
Back at the house, I noticed the Lenten Rose on the north side of the house has a couple of new buds. It may still be February, but there are definite signs of growth!
I can't wait for spring, all two days of it that we get in the south before the heat of summer slams into force!
I can't wait for spring, all two days of it that we get in the south before the heat of summer slams into force!
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could be an otter maybe even an beaver, i've seen some alligator holes a bit like that down her in MS
but definitely not an hobbit hole they don't have"wet nasty holes" a hobbit hole "means comfort"