and on Saturday, Saturday's Critters, and I'd Rather B Birdin'
1. The View from our Mailbox (Sky Watch Friday)
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| Prentiss County, Mississippi, USA, April 16, 2020 |
2. Oxalis (Floral Friday Fotos)
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| Prentiss County, Mississippi, USA, April 6, 2020 |
3. My Vegetable Garden
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| Prentiss County, Mississippi, USA, April 17, 2020 |
I have bought 4 Tomato plants, but they are still in their small pots. I hope to get them set out this weekend. I plan to plant Cucumber seeds, too, but I am undecided about Okra. It did not grow well for me last year, so I may rely on the Farmer's Markets for Okra this year.
4. Crane Fly (Saturday's Critters)
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| Prentiss County, Mississippi, USA, April 9, 2020 |
5. Crow in Flight (I'd Rather B Birdin' and The Weekend in Black and White)
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| Prentiss County, Mississippi, USA, April 12, 2020 |
Hope you have had a good week!
For more weather-related photos, visit Sky Watch Friday: Click Here!
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For an interesting variety of photos, visit Willy Nilly Friday 5: Click Here!
And on Saturday,
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For more bird photos, visit I'd Rather B Birdin': Click Here!
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I used to grow Norland Red potatoes in barrels until I found that the Yukon Gold potatoes grew larger and lasted longer in storage for me. I can harvest them in early September and keep them through March for winter meals. - Margy
ReplyDeleteBeautiful post.
ReplyDeleteHello. Beautiful photos. The photo of American Crow is awesome. Have a nice weekend.
ReplyDeletewonderful Photos and the great BW Photo!
ReplyDeleteHello, you have a pretty view from your mailbox. I love the Oxalis, lovely blooms. I wonderful if they have purple Oxalis? The potatoes are looking great. Neat shot of crane fly and the crow. Take care! Thank you for linking up and sharing your post. Happy Saturday, enjoy your weekend.
ReplyDeleteThe shamrock wouldn’t grow outside here in Prince Edward Island. It reminds me of a Russian shamrock a friend gave us years ago but it didn’t survive the move here. It was a house plant.
ReplyDelete...from the looks of thing, social distancing should be a problem for you!
ReplyDelete...the Oxalis sure is pretty.
...I love potatoes.
...Crane Fly may not bite, but they can be a pest.
...great silhouette.
Thanks Lea for stopping by, take care.
I'm seeing a lot of crows this spring which is a good thing.
ReplyDeleteGreat to see the woods, the veggies, and the birds around your home.
ReplyDeleteNow isn't that just typical of birds - you have a good shot lined up, and they move! You did well though, it's a nice action photo.
ReplyDeleteThe crow is a great capture! And I always wondered if those were Shamrocks...how interesting! Love the little flying insects we see in the South too! Take care and stay safe!
ReplyDeleteGreat crow photo! I have a shamrock plant, accidentally left it out during a freeze warning in the late fall but it's springing back to life. Pretty & pretty hardy little plants.
ReplyDeleteI think that crow capture was a nice one; no worries that it wasn't the one you intended. We have a wild wood sorrel which has a tiny yellow bloom. The commercial varieties are not hardy in my zone 5b clime. May we all be able to get out safely soon.
ReplyDeleteWe just planted potatoes. My tomato seedling are coming along fine.
ReplyDeleteWant to plant them soon.
MB
We don't see crows here (At least I haven't). Nice silhouette. And I like the false shamrock.
ReplyDeleteThanks for adding this post link today. Great addition to I'd Rather B Birdin this week!
Beautiful photos, we were just talking about crows the other day, we don't get them here and miss them.
ReplyDeleteNice set of pictures - glad that last one is only a corvid!
ReplyDeleteHope you are well - Stewart M - Melbourne