We had an unexpected dinner guest last night that made everyone a bit nervous. She was most likely from the
We were gone two hours and this surprise showed up! It was pushing 98 degrees, the humidity was incredibly high,
Two is better than one. Well, those darn bees went ahead and died this winter. Instead of freezing to death like
All tucked in for the duration of winter. Before the latest cold snap, Jack cut and situated some thick insulation
One of the perpetrators. No hair, thin body, no barbed stinger: a yellowjacket I was innocently mowing the yard and
Yep. Those are ALL bees. Just as we were getting ready to leave, I was powdering my nose when Evie
Though I’m sometimes in denial, we’re already looking ahead to winter. The horses galloped over to take a look but
Claire’s damsel fly buddy. It’s a really good thing we like bugs, especially around here. If we didn’t, we’d be
Guarding the door. I was hoping the harder-than-normal winter would have “taken care” of a few of the abundant insects
Jack’s favorite pets. After the death of our poor honeybees the past winter, Jack did a little research and found
Jack’s already ordered another hive. Now, we wait for spring.
That’s not what we want to see in winter… We took advantage of the nicer weather last Saturday and got
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