Fading hydrangea blossom
Leaves turning red on the swamp maple
A late bloomer on the squash plant
The bird feeder doing a good business. The birds were coming in like the feeder was an airport. Timex, the chipmunk showed up, too.
Two of Cinnamon's babies, Cadbury and Marzipan, came right up to the stairs outside of the sun room for a snack. One of them ran away as I slowly opened the slider and screen to take a picture. Not this little guy or gal.
How does your garden grow?
We're getting the same EEE warnings as as I think the death was around Methuen, which of course is right next door to NH. Not much rain on the drive but there was a big accident on 495 near route 2 and that killed almost an hour. Uggh. That road is the worst. But your garden is looking good for mid-September. Today I am taking in my house plants as the nights are definitely crisper, aren't they? Love the little bunny. You are lucky to have them. I think I have only seen 1 here in all the years I have been here. Guess we have too big of a coyote/fox/bobcat population. Happy Sunday. Enjoy this beautiful day. hugs-Erika
ReplyDeleteI hate driving 495. That road is so dangerous. We have all of those creatures in my area, too, so I'm surprised to see the bunnies. Haven't seen the squirrel lately.
DeleteBunnies and chipmunks and birdies, oh my! Fun to watch the menagerie. :D
ReplyDeleteCheap entertainment 😺
DeleteWe have too many chipmunks to name lol and no bunnies. A variety is nice, I think. Right now we get mostly sparrows, and I miss the other birds. Your autumn color looks nice :)
ReplyDeleteThe chipmunks are all named Timex. 😺
DeleteSorry about the EEE, sounds very bad. Your garden is looking good, love the rabbit. We visited the botanical gardens of the university this afternoon, always a pleasure to walk there. Have a great afternoon, Valerie
ReplyDeleteI hope we get to see pictures of your walk in the botanical gardens. You take such beautiful photographs
DeleteLook at that sweet bunny. Your garden is beautiful. That's scary to hear of the EEE. Be careful when you are outside.
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YOU have a great one.
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Thank you. I just did. Made my day. 😻
DeleteChipmunks are so cute, what a lovely garden, I wish I will have a garden like this one day☺
ReplyDeleteand I hope it's filled with lovely flowers, trees, and critters that won't eat your flowers or veggies 😺
DeleteYour gardens still look good. And I enjoy seeing the birds and animal visitors. The rabbit is adorable. We've had a few mosquitoes test positive for EEE in CT, but I'm not sure if any people here have come down with it, but it's worrisome.
ReplyDeleteVery worrisome and still another month or so before the first, hard freeze will kill them off
DeleteWe have horse flu now?
ReplyDeleteYup
DeleteHow in the world did I miss this, CJ? We've had EEE warnings, too, although the big threat seems to be back east. We had so much standing rain earlier in the year, it became a feeding ground for the mosquitoes. In fact, I can't water my herbs without one or more buzzing around me. I have to spray with Deet before I can go out to give my herbs their daily water intake.
ReplyDeleteYour garden is still looking rather decent and the bunny is SO adorable. Great catch.
We have been told to wear long sleeves, trousers, and to perfume ourselves with Deet to protect ourselves. For my area we have another month or so to go before a hard freeze will finish off the bugs. Do be careful when you are outside.
Deleteohh baby rabbits - i never see a rabbit in the mountains - i guess they don't live here.... that disease ...I had never heard of it before.
ReplyDeleteYou haven't heard of EEE (Triple E) because it hasn't made it's way to the West Coast. That's a good thing
DeleteGreat pictures! I love seeing your rabbits!! I have never heard of EEE CJ! I hope everything is ok in your area! Big Hugs!
ReplyDeleteThey have sprayed to kill the mosquitoes and in a couple of weeks we'll have a hard freeze which will get rid of the threat until next year.
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