We've had a really wet spring as you can see in the tire tracks. That doesn't bode well for the grouse chicks.
The vernal pond is brimming full with water and wildlife.
A poor pic but some of the tadpoles that hatched out from the spring rains.
Another section of the "back 40". The blackberry thorns would love to take over. There are Norway spruce planted in the center of the feed strip.
The crabapples are already starting to form.
This doesn't look like much but it's one of 10 persimmon trees that hopefully someday will make a small grove of wildlife food.
Now that the planting all done, its just mowing and keeping an eye on tent caterpillars and other insects that want to make a meal out of my labor.
The vernal pond is brimming full with water and wildlife.
A poor pic but some of the tadpoles that hatched out from the spring rains.
Another section of the "back 40". The blackberry thorns would love to take over. There are Norway spruce planted in the center of the feed strip.
The crabapples are already starting to form.
This doesn't look like much but it's one of 10 persimmon trees that hopefully someday will make a small grove of wildlife food.
Now that the planting all done, its just mowing and keeping an eye on tent caterpillars and other insects that want to make a meal out of my labor.
One other thing to mention is that I sent Elin one of my Husky doublebarrels out to visit with Mark Larson. Mark is removing the prince of wales grip that is too small for me and giving her a straight grip. A new longer tang and recheckering is also part of the job. I'll have pics of her new look by the end of June or first of July. Should also be hitting the streams for smallmouths by then.
2 comments:
Looks like a beautiful piece of property. Thanks for the update. Glad to see you're back in the blogging saddle. Looking forward to more pics of those beautiful dogs.
New eyes and a gun that fits...can only speak doom to Old Ruff...glad to see your back!
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