Garden Variety
16 years ago
Hi everybody,
We're back, with another assortment of recent photos around the yard...
Blue Jay fledgling:
A Goldfinch:
Carolina Wren:
House Finch:
Doves and a Robin at the birdbath:
Mockingbird:
A Hummingbird:
And our Bluebirds...
Missy (Mother):
Mr.B (Father):
And the six fledglings of their 2nd-nest (2010-2):
We hope you enjoy these,
Kenn & Temple
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Comments (38)Used to visit Grangers and buy from them in the 1980’s when i had my violet business. closed my business, moved from WV to VA and went back to teaching. Unfortunately, due to a house fire in 1990, i lost most of my collection. i have Kilauea (growing babies from bloom stems) , Emilie Savage, Artcturua, Firebird and leaves of Wonderland Would love to purchase Granger’s Heart’s Desire, Mauna Kea, Mauna Loa, Desert Dawn, Lavendar Tempest, Garnet Elf, Coralette, and Seafoam Would also like White Madonna (suppose to be their first plant). Bought the original Valencia and Desert Dawn for $50, brought them home, crowned them out and sold the babies Hate that all the Eyerdoms that i knew have passed away. Last i was up there was when they were closing in 1996....See MoreGarden Variety - Bird Photos
Comments (7)Thanks all for your comments, We love to share our birds and we're very glad you enjoyed them. Kenn Here is a link that might be useful: Latest Slideshow...See MoreGarden Variety
Comments (8)Wonderful photos. The photography on this forum has played no small part in inspiring interest in birding for me. I noticed you call St Louis home. We so enjoyed our time there last summer while watching the Cardinals,visiting the zoo and art museum and the rest of Forest Park. Mobot, Pappys Smokehouse and Delmar Blvd, It was great fun....See MoreThis week's garden variety
Comments (3)How delightful-adorable-amazing detail! The way you've honed your skills to take professional looking photos with that point and shoot, you should be killer with a DSLR if you ever choose to get one....See More- 16 years ago
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