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November 09, 2020
dog vomit slime mold
A couple of blobs of dog vomit slime mold turned up in the garden bed today. Thick and foamy, and a bit like scrambled…
November 04, 2020
swarming for a new queen
Today I learnt that bees "swarm" when the colony has reached capacity and a new queen bee is born. Half the c…
October 26, 2020
scat attack
Who's the culprit that came by the driveway to take a dump? It was only noticed in the morning, so they came, presu…
October 25, 2020
bird friends
A pair of spotted turtle doves have become regular visitors to the backyard. They usually perch on the back fence, but …
October 23, 2020
I think it's a mouse
Sneaky little bugger.
October 15, 2020
quail eggs!
A fellow Northey St composter shared her quails' eggs with us! How wonderful to have pet quails.
October 06, 2020
spotted: a blue-banded bee
A new native bee was buzzing around at the chives this morning, and it's a pretty one too: the blue-banded bee (
Ame…
September 15, 2020
bad butterfly, please go away
There's been a couple of cabbage white butterflies fluttering around these days. Some little holes have started app…
September 11, 2020
please come, mr ladybug
Scattered some alyssum near the kale and front gailan, and some cosmos in the peanut driveway. This garden needs more y…
September 06, 2020
some more garden friends
- black native bees - orange/yellow native bee
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