Carolina wrens enjoying the deck!
Today I’m going to need to do mostly pictures and not much writing. Lots of Carolina wren pictures, a very plump goldfinch, a small yellow-gray bird I haven’t figured out yet, a juvenile towhee, and a rabbit in our yard this morning.
This weekend, we stained our deck and I finally replaced the broken red seed plate. My son was a great help and did a SUPER job staining! You can see us below spraying on the deck cleaner. He really enjoyed using the sprayer, and the deck looks a ton better. Well, that’s all for today! Dave
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Betsy, you’re right about the cardinals, chickadees, titmice, and wrens all coming at the same time. I had a group of all four this morning!
Sorry, but our staining tour does not road trip…unless there’s several good, home-cooked meals involved. Then we might talk. No rabbit stew, of course. Surely these cute, poor, little bunny rabbits are not bothering your flowers! :-)
HA—-those cute, little bunny rabbits, me-eye!!!!! Rabbit Stew it is—-and if you do an exceptionally good job of the staining, I’ll add in some chipmonks to give it more flavor and crunch!!!!! (We have tons of them also.) And when you come to Tennessee, bring some goldfinch with you. So far, they haven’t found the thistle!!!!
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Now that you two have had such good experience staining the deck, why don’t you come to Tennessee and stain ours??????????? You’ll get to see our Carolina Wrens, our Tufted Titmice, our Black-capped Chickadees, and a female Cardinal—all of which seem to ‘pal’ around together!!!! (When one comes, they ALL come!)
I love birds—but you can keep all of the rabbits in Carolina… Our rabbits eat my Impatiens and other flowers… SO—they drive me CRAZY!!!! (And to think I used to like those cute little rabbits!!!)
Have FUN staining!!!