Wow, Mille, great job!!! Wonder how long to get fruits. Hope you're patience. Great photos everyone! Love the scenery, the fog, the cute squirrel and the bunny!! As for that woodpecker, I think it's the same one I've been trying to catch a photo with... LOL... In reality, I have a couple, male & female, that hops around on my oak trees in the back yard. They're fast and not always easy to catch. I'm upgrading to a Canon DSLR 40D with a f/2.8 IS zoom lens. Hopefully, this lens is quick enough to catch wildlife.

Great pics everyone. Ron, with that bit of yellow I would guess that bird is a finch. They gain a lot of yellow color during spring and summer, but it diminished as summer comes to an end and into the winter.

What absolutely wonderful pictures today. I love the variety. Socks, that would make a great non religious Easter card. Daisy and Otis are so pretty. Clairdo ~ I caught a glimpse of that watering can when I was looking at the slideshow the other day. You did a very nice job of painting it. Thanks so much for sharing everyone. I don't know if y'all post these pictures on other forums, but if you do, thank you for sharing them here too. For a long time I only had time to come here. I've ventured out a little bit to lurk at other places, but this is still my favorite forum and where I come to most often and where I look forward to seeing them. Linda

Rita, Those are cobbity daisys,they used to be called Marguarites.The white ones in the pot and the pink are the same thing.I just havn't planted them in the ground yet.They've been blooming all winter here in S.Calif.I cut them back about once a year,but they come right back and thrive on neglect,which is what i wanted. Kathi