Thursday, March 19, 2009

It's Spring

It may not start officially for another day or so, but once I start seeing anoles on the patio I figure Winter (or what passes for it this far south) is definitely over. (Photo from Google images)

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  1. Well, I have to admit, it's almost Spring here too. I have been getting out a bit every day to do a bit of winter-fall clean up. I have a fondness for vines, so they need tending or they take over like Kudzu. Still, we might get another hard freeze. A bit of snow won't kill anything but a hard freeze will do damage this time of year here. God I'm optimistic. Not!

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  2. i saw my first gekko the other day too..before annie went to the vet..she chased it off the porch.
    it's in the 70's today and tomorrow..and then the 80's

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  3. It's off and on here, this has been a weird winter this year. But all in all it hasn't been bad at all.

    But one of the damn cats killed a little garden snake, I don't like for them to do that. I like those little garden snakes around.

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  4. Ah. And it's so glorious right now. Except I really hate those big wood bees. They're like cargo planes menacing me as I go in and out of the office.

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  5. I was told that with the carpenter bees the males are aggressive and territorial, but can't sting so are harmless -- annoying, but harmless. The females can sting, but will do so only if they feel extremely threatened. We have a bunch of them hanging around our patio busy looking for some raw wood to tunnel into; that naked shiny black abdomen kind of creeps me out -- I prefer bumblebees; they're almost as big, but have the decency to be kind of fuzzy all over so don't look as ominous.

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