Letting the garden go

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I won’t  show you how the garden is doing because it would make my blog ugly.  I will however just say it’s 110 degrees and the only thing that’s doing well is basil, tomatoes and my carrots that I pull up occasionally for my pot roasts.  Even if things were good outside it’s a little too hot to check.  So, I’m letting the garden go.

And clearly I’m feeding the birds unintentionally.

These are neighborhood love birds, I believe.  They sure are a loud bunch but so cute.  They are also completely destroying my sunflowers for an evening snack.

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Hey you two, this is not that kind of backyard – get a room!

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 Hope you’re all having a great week so far and finding time to rest – like Liberty.

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Equipment used: Sony NEX-5R (c/o), 18-105mm f/4 (c/o)

Diana Elizabeth found it amusing and has often seen the hummingbirds and love birds quarrel over backyard perching branches.  Guess she did a good job with the backyard, the birds love it!

Diana Elizabeth is an author, photographer, and obsessive thrift shopper. You can typically find her in the garden wrist deep in dirt, at a local estate sale or planning her next creative themed party. She continues to blog weekly.

4 Comments

  • Carrie

    I never knew you could keep love birds outside…………..

    • Diana Elizabeth

      No one is keeping them, but rumor has it perhaps someone had a pet and they released and multiplied? Not even sure if they are love birds but I suppose like any other bird, they’ll just find a way to survive! They go away in the winter and return in the spring, it’s pretty funny. You can hear when they are back :) They live in holes in the palm trees.

  • krystal

    Those birds are so beautiful!!!
    And bunny’s back legs…too cute :)

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