The flowers and foliage on the garden tour include (from top left across) four o’clocks, fuchsia, feverfew, foxglove, and ferns. I”m sure you figured out the letter of the week is F. It’s time for my weekly alphabetical garden tour to share … Continued
The Northern flickers are ground feeding woodpeckers that usually come in April through October as they pass through. They mainly eat ants and beetles but will eat fruit and seeds. I am always thrilled to see this bird especially just … Continued
We spend many hours watching the feathered lens friends flit in and out of the garden. It seems a never ending job to keep the feeders full at this time of the year as more and more birds are returning or … Continued
On our trip to British Columbia, Canada in November 2011 we were fascinated to see many different species of birds.Here are some photos of the red shafted flicker that frequently visited our daughter’s garden.We first spotted the flicker sitting on … Continued