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A very, very odd thing
Comments (2)I'm picturing a very bored giraffe.... Are there any kind of droppings on the ground under your trellis? Is the sawdust there or has something taken it? I wonder if there is some kind of rodent common to your area that might line a nest with wood chips or sawdust. If you have any vacation days left, you are going to have to place yourself on stakeout, because we really hate a mystery we can't solve here.......See MoreWonderful News!
Comments (13)Congratulations! So much fun looking forward to GKs, and once they arrive, you can spoil them and when they get to be too much, you can pass them back to their parents. Nice quilt for the little one. My son loved that book. ~Geraldine...See MoreHungry Lad
Comments (2)Would be a lovely butterfly, I would put him right back where he was if he was a loner, if there was many more of him, I would sadly have to cull them....See MoreSt. Pete Bfly Emergency: Gulf Frit hungry baby relocation needed!
Comments (5)Thank you both! I was able to get the survivors to a colleague. Although she has a different type of passionflower vine and they don't like to switch, they decided to eat, and seem to be doing well. Is there a St. Pete group or meeting? I thought I read about something like that. Thanks again! Betsy...See Morecatherinet
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