In-sights into moving from an Acreage back to Town, plus a few things I find of interest.
Two things that horses are scared about:
1. Things that move
2. Things that don't move
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June 14, 2012
Thoughtless Thursday
This is the second hummingbird moth that we've seen this year. It is very difficult to get a wing stoppage like I lucked into last year.
I've never seen a hummingbird moth except in pictures, but our farm caretaker saw one a couple of years ago in the summer and got pictures, they are such neat critters! Love the pictures.
nice pictures, I had no idea there was a hummingbird moth, looks like a hummingbird with spider legs, thanks for posting, learn something new every day.
never heard of a hummingbird moth....love hummingbirds (we have lots of them) but have an irrational phobia of moths (lots of those here too), so not to sure how I would feel about those!
don't interrupt 'em when they're working! ;)
ReplyDeleteI keep trying to capture my bees in a good shot! It is tricky! Nice shots!
ReplyDeleteWe get hummingbird moths here, too, but the one in your photo is quite pretty. I love to hear the bees buzzing, just not too close to my face : )
ReplyDeleteHaven't seen any of them here yet but a hummingbird does go whizzing by occasionally.
ReplyDeleteHummingbird moth.... never knew there was such a thing!!
ReplyDeleteYou sure made dandelions look pretty!!
That dandylion fluff photo is outstanding!
ReplyDeleteI've never seen a hummingbird moth except in pictures, but our farm caretaker saw one a couple of years ago in the summer and got pictures, they are such neat critters! Love the pictures.
ReplyDeleteIt appears you have the ingredients for Dandelion Jelly.
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nice pictures, I had no idea there was a hummingbird moth, looks like a hummingbird with spider legs, thanks for posting, learn something new every day.
ReplyDeletenever heard of a hummingbird moth....love hummingbirds (we have lots of them) but have an irrational phobia of moths (lots of those here too), so not to sure how I would feel about those!
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