Have you popped over to meet Debbie at https://debbisfrontporch.blogspot.ca/ yet?
Debbie has a post up about her love of pretty windows which I think you will thoroughly enjoy. My favorite was her first photo with the pretty yellow vase.
Her post reminded me of all my treasured 'cat in window' photos that I took over the course of four years in our little town that we recently moved from.
I have such a huge collection and would love to share them with you in my future posts. Perhaps one each post would work well and you can enjoy the beauty of 'cats in windows' like I do. Some of the cats were my kitty-clients with my cat-sitting service.
Let's start with this fabulous feline.
This one was taken in the town of Arnprior and was the first 'cat in window' photo I took. This cat was one of many that were being removed from an abandoned farm and placed in foster homes by the Country Cat Rescue and Ottawa Cat Rescue Network.
Ever since that day I could not pass a cat in a window without snapping a photo.
Here we are welcoming beautiful June.
It's a busy month for us as we have my birthday, Father's day and we welcome our fifth grandittle in a few weeks. There will be some celebrating to do.
No rain as yet. I've been keeping the gardens watered but the grass is taking a beating from the scorching sun all week. It's been very hot and dry.
After the winter we had I swore I would never go on about the heat. And I won't. I think.
My vegetable garden is starting to grow with daily watering and fingers crossed. Every morning I notice new growth.
Now the weeding begins.
My little bird tenant is back and has settled right in to her new home. Yah!
I sat in the garden chair and was able to catch her little head peaking out again today through the jeweled door-way. So while I tend the garden I can watch her come and go all day.
This little House Wren is just passing through here so I feel privileged to have her nest for the next few weeks at the mouse-house.
I was quite amused as I read the following info on their nesting habits.
Mating Habits
Easily attracted to a birdhouse, the male arrives first, in early Spring and begins to establish his territory. You'll know he has arrived when you begin hearing him sing from his perches.
This songster will sing from dusk to dawn. The singing is mostly done during the mating season.
As you watch, you'll notice the male begins placing sticks into prospective nest holes. He may build as many as twelve different nesting sites.
After pairing with a mate, the male takes the female to each of the nesting sites he has begun building.
The female selects the one she likes and begins to fill the nest completely with more twigs. Then she makes a small depression at the back of the cavity which she lines with pine needles and grass for egg laying.
That, I can count on.
Debbie has a post up about her love of pretty windows which I think you will thoroughly enjoy. My favorite was her first photo with the pretty yellow vase.
Her post reminded me of all my treasured 'cat in window' photos that I took over the course of four years in our little town that we recently moved from.
I have such a huge collection and would love to share them with you in my future posts. Perhaps one each post would work well and you can enjoy the beauty of 'cats in windows' like I do. Some of the cats were my kitty-clients with my cat-sitting service.
Let's start with this fabulous feline.
Ever since that day I could not pass a cat in a window without snapping a photo.
Here we are welcoming beautiful June.
It's a busy month for us as we have my birthday, Father's day and we welcome our fifth grandittle in a few weeks. There will be some celebrating to do.
No rain as yet. I've been keeping the gardens watered but the grass is taking a beating from the scorching sun all week. It's been very hot and dry.
After the winter we had I swore I would never go on about the heat. And I won't. I think.
My vegetable garden is starting to grow with daily watering and fingers crossed. Every morning I notice new growth.
Now the weeding begins.
My little bird tenant is back and has settled right in to her new home. Yah!
I sat in the garden chair and was able to catch her little head peaking out again today through the jeweled door-way. So while I tend the garden I can watch her come and go all day.
This little House Wren is just passing through here so I feel privileged to have her nest for the next few weeks at the mouse-house.
I was quite amused as I read the following info on their nesting habits.
Mating Habits
Easily attracted to a birdhouse, the male arrives first, in early Spring and begins to establish his territory. You'll know he has arrived when you begin hearing him sing from his perches.
This songster will sing from dusk to dawn. The singing is mostly done during the mating season.
As you watch, you'll notice the male begins placing sticks into prospective nest holes. He may build as many as twelve different nesting sites.
After pairing with a mate, the male takes the female to each of the nesting sites he has begun building.
The female selects the one she likes and begins to fill the nest completely with more twigs. Then she makes a small depression at the back of the cavity which she lines with pine needles and grass for egg laying.
Very interesting. This little gal obviously loves 'bling' on her house.
And I've had a talk with this guy today. He was here again to snoopervise the goings-on in the gardens. He's wonderful company although I have to remind him often not to hunt on this property. I know he's a cat that will do what he wants but if I give him a belly-rub and turn him in the right direction he will eventually head on home. lolThat, I can count on.
David
hugs, Deb