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| Coral Colored Blooms |
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| Narcissus, They are so stuck on themselves with good reason They are beautiful little things |
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| Magnolia |
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| One Magnolia Tree, Many Branches |
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| A Magnolia Blossom |
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| The Very Big and Very Beautiful Magnolia Tree |
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| Hand Painted Raised Box where Snap Peas are planted |
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| Narcissus |
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| A cardinal |
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| Cardinal |
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| Weeds Glorius Weeds and I adore their little selves |
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| Weeds Glorius weeds, Don't know their names, but I like these weeds too. |
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| Yellow Forsythia Against the Periwinkle Blue Sky |
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| A toad |
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| Red Bellied Woodpecker |
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| I spied with my little eye this baby Bunny hiding in the weeds |
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| I shot pics of him from all angles. He was as still as any petrified baby bunny could get. He never batted an eyelash |
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| I could get great closeup shots and took advantage of the situation because really who gets the chance to take pics of a gorgeous wild bunny that often? |
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| Very well camo-ed. If you did not know he was there you wouldn't see him |
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| I left him undisturbed hoping mama bunny could come back and re-claim him |
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| Photography does not get any better than this, what a great day in the garden (until maybe this same baby bunny starts eating my veggies) |
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| Possibly Mama Bunny whom I Took a picture of at the feeder 4 days before the Baby Bunny\ Pic. |
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| A Wild Canary |
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| What I believe to be an Eastern Towhee |
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| Towhee? |
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| Looks like the same as the one pictured above ~~taken from Northern Illinois Border: Eastern Towhee blogsite~~ |
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| Heirloom Black Tomato Seeds on a wet Paper Towel This Method so far has yielded me the best success rate of sprouting by far than regular planting the seed in dirt. |
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| Black Tomato Seedlings |
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| Mizuna from Wet Paper towel transplanted to dirt |
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