Can you see how relaxed he is?
This is his favorite pose, lounging outside on his bench.
Meanwhile, this gives me a chance to explore what is going on outside.
I take the path down to majestic twin cedar.
As I get closer, I can see it better.
Closer still and other details emerge.
The birds are very active in the woods behind our house today.
And on the mossy ground right next to the woods, there are many nuts.
Some of them look almost edible.
But when I take the nuts in and crack them open ...
... there is nothing much there to eat, so we have oatmeal for lunch, instead. Oh, well.
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That cedar tree is truly beautiful.
ReplyDeleteThanks, Julia. It is the most prominent and majestic tree on my property.
DeleteI saw the first snake of the season today, a little garter snake that either a bird or my cat had killed. It was lying half coiled on my driveway.
ReplyDeleteHi, Pam, I was wondering when snake season officially starts. I see it already has at your place, but I haven't seen a snake yet around here. Doubtless they will show up soon enough.
DeleteThere is something so therapeutic about the sun and its warmth, so I can totally relate to Bow wanting to be out in it!
ReplyDeleteYour tallest twin tree though is a short leaf pine tree- very healthy pine cones in that picture too, which are a good indicator of its health! ;-)
http://mdc.mo.gov/discover-nature/field-guide/shortleaf-pine
Thanks, Kathy, for setting me straight on that tree's classification! Woops... I guess cedars don't have pine cones, after all! ;)
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