I took this picture of the little Black Phoebe bird that adopted a vacant Swallow's nest. Her babies are hatched and starting to peek their beeks over the edge. She made a nest last year and had about 5 chicks that barely fit in the small nest as they were growing. It was amazing how they just up and flew away one day. I watched them as she coaxed them out of the nest and they followed her out to the almond field next to my yard. There they stayed for a few days learning how to fly. I would see them periodically over the summer months. It was awsome.
I finally got to transplant my Bell Peppers. It was a very sunny morning. I planted a row next to my climbing sweet peas. I also planted some sweet corn, okra, and squash from seed. I will be looking forward to seeing some sprouts in about 10 - 14 days there a bout. The temperature is in the 80's range but next week supposed to cool down again in the 70's.
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YOUR BLOG TURNED OUT REALLY GREAT! I REALLY LOVE THE WHOLE PAGE SET UP... AND THE PICS LOOK REALLY GOOD. ITS ALL COME ALONG SO WELL I AM EXCIETED TO WATCH THE PROGRESS AND TASTE THE OUTCOME :-)
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Thanks for visiting my blog Melissa. I hope you visit often to check all my gardening updates. I will try to keep updating as much as I can. It's a lot of fun. I still have to learn a lot about all this blogging stuff....
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