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Nice tulip shots. But June? Seriously. You may as well live up here in the Great White North.I have yet to see a Cedar Waxwing. I know they're there, I just haven't been able to spot one. Luck-ee-ey!
Dude. We ARE the Great White North. We are practically Canadian, eh?We're lucky that the waxwings love our crabapples. Right in front of the house. :)P.S. It just started snowing again.
Susan,The tulips are beautiful. How nice to have those nearby.
Beautiful tulips! We had snow on our tulips in April. But June? Sheesh!
Carol: Thanks! Yep, those are in our front yard. It was a pleasant surprise left by the last inhabitants.Ingrid: I know! And it snowed a touch more this weekend...
Nice tulip shots. But June? Seriously. You may as well live up here in the Great White North.
ReplyDeleteI have yet to see a Cedar Waxwing. I know they're there, I just haven't been able to spot one. Luck-ee-ey!
Dude. We ARE the Great White North. We are practically Canadian, eh?
ReplyDeleteWe're lucky that the waxwings love our crabapples. Right in front of the house. :)
P.S. It just started snowing again.
Susan,
ReplyDeleteThe tulips are beautiful. How nice to have those nearby.
Beautiful tulips! We had snow on our tulips in April. But June? Sheesh!
ReplyDeleteCarol: Thanks! Yep, those are in our front yard. It was a pleasant surprise left by the last inhabitants.
ReplyDeleteIngrid: I know! And it snowed a touch more this weekend...