Hi, love your neighbour, although here in Tassie they are on the pest list - destroy our natives! Thanks for visiting - the purple gimp was supposed to stay around the flowers, but goes out to the edge :) As the colour is pale, it does not show up that well in the pic, but is rather noticable in the real macoy. Cheers
Hi, love your neighbour, although here in Tassie they are on the pest list - destroy our natives! Thanks for visiting - the purple gimp was supposed to stay around the flowers, but goes out to the edge :) As the colour is pale, it does not show up that well in the pic, but is rather noticable in the real macoy. Cheers
He/she is lovely. In Oslo both foxes and badgers have become city animals....Last winter I had a lynx in my garden, lucky for me it had it's dinner in a garden some 100 m away - a deer. I haven't visited your blog for some time - like the new "look"!
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Me too :) I signed up for the same theme :)
ReplyDeleteWow, he looks quite at home. I'm thinking about the sketch book thingy as it sounds good fun. I look forward to hearing how yours progresses!
ReplyDeleteWe have a red fox that lives at the edge of our yard, too! Aren't they just lovely!
ReplyDeletelooks like quite a few of us have signed up for the sketchbook thing :-)
ReplyDeleteHi, love your neighbour, although here in Tassie they are on the pest list - destroy our natives! Thanks for visiting - the purple gimp was supposed to stay around the flowers, but goes out to the edge :) As the colour is pale, it does not show up that well in the pic, but is rather noticable in the real macoy. Cheers
ReplyDeleteHi, love your neighbour, although here in Tassie they are on the pest list - destroy our natives! Thanks for visiting - the purple gimp was supposed to stay around the flowers, but goes out to the edge :) As the colour is pale, it does not show up that well in the pic, but is rather noticable in the real macoy. Cheers
ReplyDeleteHe/she is lovely. In Oslo both foxes and badgers have become city animals....Last winter I had a lynx in my garden, lucky for me it had it's dinner in a garden some 100 m away - a deer. I haven't visited your blog for some time - like the new "look"!
ReplyDeleteA red fox, wow! I have only seen one once. They are breathtakingly beautiful!
ReplyDeleteStop by my blog--I have a little something for you.
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