5/10/19 Olive AMPS 264; +5=180; PMPS 293; +5=254

You too Paula, have a good day ! Weekend tomorrow!!:)
Olive and Ti-Mousse are following the same curve: numbers alike at PMPS and numbers the same at AMPS; let's hope they go to the Beach together today even if it's raining!:cool:
 
Hi Paula,
Cold rain here today and snow possible on Mothers' Day! I put my Hummingbird feeder out just in case they show up.

I hope Olive has a good weekend (you, too).

We've been in NYC for Wagner's "Ring" at the Metropolitan Opera. Ran out of cellular data streaming the Barr hearings! (we don't have wi-fi in the city). Back home to continuation of "Mud Season" and the beginning of "Blackfly Season". And trying to catch up with the Board!
 
Ella & Rusty & Stu(GA) said:
Hi Paula,
Cold rain here today and snow possible on Mothers' Day! I put my Hummingbird feeder out just in case they show up.

I hope Olive has a good weekend (you, too).

We've been in NYC for Wagner's "Ring" at the Metropolitan Opera. Ran out of cellular data streaming the Barr hearings! (we don't have wi-fi in the city). Back home to continuation of "Mud Season" and the beginning of "Blackfly Season". And trying to catch up with the Board!
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I saw a hummer about 2 weeks ago which is very early. I put one feeder our. Yesterday I saw a tiny one sitting on the clothes line and hopping back and forth to feeder.

Snow you can keep. How is Gus?
 
I just saw 4 scarlet tanagers flirting in what will be the pickle bed. Can't say I've seen them before. About 10 yrs ago I saw a blue bunting at our feeder, haven't seen one since. But I pull in the feeders for the summer since the bears destroyed them. One (feeder) has yet to be found. The ones we did find were barely recognizable.
 
Olive & Paula said:
I just saw 4 scarlet tanagers flirting in what will be the pickle bed. Can't say I've seen them before. About 10 yrs ago I saw a blue bunting at our feeder, haven't seen one since. But I pull in the feeders for the summer since the bears destroyed them. One (feeder) has yet to be found. The ones we did find were barely recognizable.
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Lucky to have those nice birds around, but you also have bears .... :woot:
 
Ti-Mousse said:
Lucky to have those nice birds around, but you also have bears .... :woot:
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Yes bears although since I pull in the feeders they don't come onto the cleared property now, but neither do the birds since there is no seed for them.

One year we had momma turkey, 2 adolescent turkeys and 14 poults stroll by our deck. Now the adults are always going through but haven't seen poults for years.
 
Olive & Paula said:
Yes bears although since I pull in the feeders they don't come onto the cleared property now, but neither do the birds since there is no seed for them.

One year we had momma turkey, 2 adolescent turkeys and 14 poults stroll by our deck. Now the adults are always going through but haven't seen poults for years.
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So cute, you should take pictures!!
 
Ti-Mousse said:
you should take pictures!!
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Yes!I'd love to see photos of the critters that come in your yard. (I am so jealous! )

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I hope Olive slides down and surfs for you today. I used to put bird feeders out but we had so many squirrels they destroyed them, even the squirrel-proof ones.
 
Olive & Paula said:
I saw a hummer about 2 weeks ago which is very early. I put one feeder our. Yesterday I saw a tiny one sitting on the clothes line and hopping back and forth to feeder.

Snow you can keep. How is Gus?
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Gus is good. He is a handful when he goes outdoors: keeps running under the neighbor's shed. Aside from that he runs from tree to tree and climbs 4-8 feet up each one, turns around and comes down head-first! I think he is almost all Norwegian Forest Cat: he has all of the traits, including descending trees head first.
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Ella & Rusty & Stu(GA) said:
Gus is good. He is a handful when he goes outdoors: keeps running under the neighbor's shed. Aside from that he runs from tree to tree and climbs 4-8 feet up each one, turns around and comes down head-first! I think he is almost all Norwegian Forest Cat: he has all of the traits, including descending trees head first.
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He looks like my Tux except Gus has a more pointed mussel. I think Tux is part Norwegian but can't be sure.
 
Olive & Paula said:
I just saw 4 scarlet tanagers flirting in what will be the pickle bed. Can't say I've seen them before. About 10 yrs ago I saw a blue bunting at our feeder, haven't seen one since. But I pull in the feeders for the summer since the bears destroyed them. One (feeder) has yet to be found. The ones we did find were barely recognizable.
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Wow, that's amazing. I just saw my very first Scarlet Tanager today (will post tomorrow).
 
It was dull and drizzly here today until late afternoon when the sun finally came out. Tonight we have a frost warning :rolleyes:
I hope Olive pays a visit to the beach tonight.
 
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