Showing posts with label Ferdinand. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Ferdinand. Show all posts
Thursday, February 16, 2012
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Monday, October 25, 2010
Sunday, August 08, 2010
Friday, December 21, 2007
Anniversary Eucalyptus
Today Les and I celebrated our 16th anniversaryand winter solstice,... somehow it just seems right to
celebrate on the darkest day of the year, >;-)
We spent some time out with the boys and
collected eucalyptus cuttings to enjoy inside...
He may look like a little mischief-maker, but justlike his big brothers, Vladi is a good boy and just sniffs.
Most species of eucalyptus can be toxic,
so its not for nibbling.
Uschi joins Vladi on the table...
and little Ferdinand starts sniffing too.
These two boys are getting more alike every day!
Uschi's ears are back: somethings up...
Uh-oh, here comes Tani...
He licks his Vladi for a while.
We put our gifts on the table,Tanji gives them a good sniff too.
(Note the sophisticated gift wrapping >;-)

Wednesday, July 25, 2007
Flower Boys II
Les' parents came to dinner with a big bunch of flowers. At the time the boys were excited by their visitors and did not seem to notice "their" gift. Later, after a walk outside with the family and a little fancy feasting, it was time to admire the beautiful blooms.Next comes the sniffing...
Tanj likes the snapdragons...
and the pink carnations are good too.
Tanj stretches his neck to reach the smelliest flowers.
His ears are moving back, that's not a good sign...
Tanj has had enough sniffing!
Uschi is sampling the flowers too...
Oooohhh, carnations!
I like daisies too!
Tanj likes the snapdragons...
and the pink carnations are good too.
Tanj stretches his neck to reach the smelliest flowers.
His ears are moving back, that's not a good sign...
Tanj has had enough sniffing!
Uschi is sampling the flowers too...
Oooohhh, carnations!
I like daisies too!Monday, May 07, 2007
Shades of Blue
Now that our fruit trees are past their spring blossoms, most of the flowering plants are shades of blue and purple. Uschi, the flower-lover, takes us on a tour of some of the blooming plants...
Close to home is a patch of lupines(Lupinus perennis)...
Uschi likes to sit in their shadeand watch the birds pass overhead.
A different species of native lupineblooms in the shade of the conifers.
The rosemary (Rosmarinus officianalis) bythe house is a fun place to hunt for bees...
and watch for little birdieshiding in the branches.
Uschi speeds by a little patch ofSpanish lavender (Lavandula stoechas)
Pretty-boy Uschi walks by a few straycamas plants (Camassia quamash)...
and stops to examine an Oregon iris(Iris tenax).
These are quite a find and worth a sniff.
Another patch of irises nearby, theseare a little darker in color.
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