Sherry, you may find eggs on Wild Cherry. They seem to prefer that to Willows here in my area. I am seeing more and more MCs around. On another note, I have purchased a small house on 2 and 1/2 acres near one of my favorite butterfly spots. Didn't go looking for property, but this came up and is what I've always dreamed of. And the price was very reasonable. My mom had left me some money that I've held on to, thinking about how I would invest it. So I consider myself blessed. Can't wait to plant a butterfly meadow on part of the land. One of my friends has named the place, "Blueberry Hill", as it sets up on a hill and I'll be growing blueberries there. It's only 20 minutes from our house, and a half mile from a beautiful lake. There is a pond that abuts up to my property on the back side. The hill is called Leonard Mountain by the locals, and is near the Arkansas River. The gophers and moles have taken over the land. It needs more trees, but there are two Post Oaks on the property that are over 100 years old. There is lots of outdoor work to do, but I am so looking forward to it. So at the age of 65, I'm realizing a dream I've had my whole life! There are Mourning Cloaks in the area, so hopefully, I will get some. I will have lots of wildlife including bluebirds, etc. Almost called it Bluebird Hill. But I like what the song says, "I found my thrill on Blueberry Hill." And the property has a chicken coop, a garden plot, fruit trees, a work shop, and a pole barn. The neighbors are far enough away, we can't hear each other; but close enough that I don't feel totally alone. Just had to share! Sandy

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patty_cakes, no, not too dark in there. The fact that the light is streaming in the window is the problem, I can't take a photo of the wall with the windows. And as far as the light at night goes, it is dark in there, but that is the look we were going for, it's a very mysterious, romantic and elegant look. It's not too dark, the crystal chandy and the lights in the tray ceiling offer plenty of light. It's only for dining, so it's perfect for us! cooperbailey, you make me laugh.

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