Thursday, July 9, 2009
Tuesday, May 19, 2009
Birds Hatching
Birds Nest Still Made Of Mostly Mud
3 Birds Hatched
For the past two weeks my brother and I have been watching a robin build its nest. Only a couple of days after the nest was completed there were three eggs in it and the next day there were four. A little more than a week later three of the eggs hatched. The egg that was laid last hatched last. Now the birds are about 5 days old and growing feathers.
Labels:
bird's nest,
blue eggs,
eggs,
Robin Nest,
Robins
Monday, May 11, 2009
Monday, May 4, 2009
Wednesday, April 22, 2009
Yea, It's Earth Day!
A Place To Live
Labels:
apple tree,
birds nest,
creek,
field,
house,
nature,
orchard,
tulips
Friday, April 17, 2009
Tuesday, April 14, 2009
My Terrific Tuesday
Wild Bunny Blue Eyed Goat
Donkeys Eavesdropping On My Land Lord
Brown and White Miniature Horse
Donkeys Eavesdropping On My Land Lord
Brown and White Miniature Horse
Brown Baby Goat
About a year ago, I was walking outside with my family when Mom said "Look!" We all wondered what it was and found that it was a wild baby rabbit, about the size of my thumb. We tried to catch it, and in its panic it jumped into my shoelace. It got caught there and we had to carefully pull it out. We didn't see the mama rabbit anywhere. We did see fur on the ground and Thomas, the cat, near by, so we put it in a box with grass and hay inside. Then we stopped by the house of a Mennonite family down the road who raised Rabbits. We asked them to take care of it for us and they kept him in a cage with a mother rabbit for three days until it ran away. Sadly we didn't have time to take any pictures of the rabbit, but my family and I will probably never forget it.
About a year ago, I was walking outside with my family when Mom said "Look!" We all wondered what it was and found that it was a wild baby rabbit, about the size of my thumb. We tried to catch it, and in its panic it jumped into my shoelace. It got caught there and we had to carefully pull it out. We didn't see the mama rabbit anywhere. We did see fur on the ground and Thomas, the cat, near by, so we put it in a box with grass and hay inside. Then we stopped by the house of a Mennonite family down the road who raised Rabbits. We asked them to take care of it for us and they kept him in a cage with a mother rabbit for three days until it ran away. Sadly we didn't have time to take any pictures of the rabbit, but my family and I will probably never forget it.
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