A Fish For Sarah
John Liu
9 years ago
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Comments (5)Hello Sarah, love your dogs. I have a golden named Jenna and she is the same color as your Murphy and she is so good, well still working on the jumping on people part, but for being 10 mths old I think she is doing good. She also love the pond and pool and so far so good has not gone in either. That may have something to do with the fact that she went thru the ice on the pond this past winter and is still a little leary of it, but she loves the fish and any fish food that might fall in her direction......LOL Louise...See MoreFish Bones and Morning Glory Tower
Comments (3)Oooo, love it, Anne!! My morning glory (blue dawn flower) looks just like that now, except I have mine in a HUGE pot (gophers, doncha know!) with a trellis stuck in it. The pot is against a fence, and the tendrils are crawling all along the fence, other plants, us if we get too close or stand for too long. LOL I've had it for one year, and it's one of my favorites!! I love seeing that fading flower with the fish bones! They make a great couple. :D Brenda...See Morepics of fish
Comments (13)I'm trying to get a picture of my bull frogs. For the past 2 nights my really big one I named Goliath last year has been on top of the net. Tonight I pulled the net back and dumped him in the pond. There are several smaller ones in the pond around the plant baskets. They all seem to be males. I haven't seen any females yet this year. Have heard a few croaks, but guess it is a little early yet. My daughter had a saucer size clump of eggs in her pond that have started turning into tadpoles or some kind of swimmies. Mr. or Mrs. Heron is visiting most every day. I'm torn against leaving or removing the net. I think the frogs would do better without the net, but don't want to take a chance with even one of my fish. I also have 2 Red Headed Woodpeckers about a foot tall in my Dogwood trees eating the berries. Hubby thought they were so interesting and was enjoying watching them. Then they pecked almost all the bark off the tree and I am angry with them. Then this morning they were pecking around in the grass. By the time I got the camera they flew away. Glenda...See MoreWhat I learned this summer...
Comments (10)Sarah, I can't believe I left out #7! The pickerel rush, the water celery, the lizard tail and all the cattails are doing just that! Fortunately I know 2 people with barren ponds who are getting plants asap. Pam, you really think these babies will change color? I've got some much smaller that are showing distinct sarassa and shubunkin colors but these have stayed dark. Are some later bloomers than others? They'd be easier to re-home if they had some bright colors, that's for sure! Catherine, your ambition is my inspiration! I'm getting a tropical lily next year (it'll go in the up-sized lotus tub) and it's all your fault! I keep saying "If SHE can do it..." Vanessa...See Morejaviwa
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