The majority of the cone flowers are surviving. I water them every other day and some still died. It is the story of being in a drought where all my roses are down and other flowers are thriving anyway.
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Wet Not Mad
The cardinal showed up to my new tray feeder this morning. He was soaked from the rain. I always thought birds took shelter in rainy tines ...
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My dad has come home from the war. It is 1945 in the summer. My oldest brother Ron is on the right and Rex is on the left. The next two bo... -
Teddy's legs are a little short for this big wheel but he still likes sitting on it. These shots were buried in my files and this one...
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I think it's your watering to save these lovely coneflowers. Nice captures
I love your coneflowers. In years past, it is my black eyed Susan’s that get burned up by the heat.
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