Tuesday, June 25, 2013
Visitors to my front yard!
There must be something awfully delicious in all our yards these days as these "ladies" have been quite populous in recent weeks! They are White Ibis. I call them "the ladies", but of course we have a mix of males, females and juveniles which are a mixed gray color. Fun to watch.
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Aren't they gorgeous, you must have something yummy hiding in your lawn!
Perfect pest control for your lawn! :-)
Awesome! Not something you would see in your yard in Oregon! Lucky you, they are beautiful.
What an awesome experience to have these birds in your yard. I love them.
They are beautiful birds, and it is good they have found your lawn a place of food, but do not...and I emphasise DO NOT give them even a morsel from your table..not a crumb or you will have them forever my dear. They will want to eat at your table or one it if you encourage them.
xo shirley
What gorgeous birds, and how fun that they visited your yard!
I was sorry to hear about your Aunt. (Yes, I just checked my 'awaiting comments' and found yours.) Thanks for dropping by again. I hope to get back into the swing of things after our Canada Day long weekend celebrations. Have a wonderful 4th of July!
Debbie :)
Neat!
What does Doozey think of them?
Do you have a book called Succulents Simplified by Debra Lee Baldwin? I saw a blog where they were giving a copy away and thought of you.
Hope you are having a good weekend!
Hi Julie,
Neat! Thanks for sharing. Always neat to see nature in our own backyards.
have a wonderful weekend.
WOW. Beautiful pictures with good article
As long as they stick to the bugs and leave the veggies and fruit alone, they're welcome here! I've seen them here at different times, pecking around in the cotton and peanut fields nearby. They usually take off when someone tries to get close. The ones in your yard must be more used to people.
Carla...I have read it...thanks for thinking of me!!! :)
Wow, the ibis are pretty how awesome to have so many visiting your yard. They must have found something good to eat! :D
I love the Ibis, the Herons, and the Storks here in Florida. Oh, and the Roseate Spoonbills are a treat!
So neat that you have these beautiful birds in your yard.
The endless rain brought the worms to the surface.
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