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Sunday, May 5, 2013
Thursday, May 2, 2013
Poll Update!
You may have noticed, the, um, lengthy poll I put up today. Well, I would love for you to supply your opinion! You may choose multiple answers! I need to supply someone with club names and your opinion counts. PLEASE HELP! Thanks, Love Nature Girl.
IF YOU COULD CREATE A CLUB NAME FOR ANIMAL CRUELTY/ABUSE, WHAT WOULD IT BE?
Tuesday, April 30, 2013
Happy Birthday!
I would like to shout out to my friend Jenna who's birthday is today! She was the one I visited and held her now nearly full-grown West Highland Terrier puppy! Happy Happy Birthday to my great friend and I hope your other pets celebrate it as well! Have a Happy Happy Birthday!
I hope you like my birthday wish!
Monday, April 29, 2013
Chickadee Taps on Window?
One of my Blogger buddies told me about a mysterious chickadee bird tapping on the window. Here is some info and links you might want to check out, along with plenty of my own information.
"Black-Capped Chickadees are bold and inquisitive and are usually the first to find a new feeder. They appreciate a reliable food source and have been known to tap on windows if the feeder runs low."
The Chickadee may be trying to get your attention or most likely get in. A good solution is to check the feeder for daily fillings, or look for something that is irritating the bird. For example, a large squirrel was bombarding our feeder, and the birds got angry at him. They perched in the pear trees and would chirp loudly. We put out safflower seeds and not as many squirrels came.
"Black-Capped Chickadees are bold and inquisitive and are usually the first to find a new feeder. They appreciate a reliable food source and have been known to tap on windows if the feeder runs low."
The Chickadee may be trying to get your attention or most likely get in. A good solution is to check the feeder for daily fillings, or look for something that is irritating the bird. For example, a large squirrel was bombarding our feeder, and the birds got angry at him. They perched in the pear trees and would chirp loudly. We put out safflower seeds and not as many squirrels came.
Do you feed the birds? If so, they have an uncanny ability to sense when the seeds are going out. We have chickadees and titmice, purple finches, mourning doves and nut hatches near out house. Everyday at noon they gather in the two trees in front of our door and wait for us to open it and spread some seed on the grass and patio. It's great fun to see and hear them.
Another reason for your bird to go from window to window is that it sees its own reflection in the glass and thinks it's another bird. We had a bird last year who kept attacking our glass patio door all day long until it was exhausted. We didn't know what to do. Finally, we put a piece of cardboard over the door and that seemed to work.
Good Luck!
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Saturday, April 27, 2013
Saturday Video
To watch a beautiful and short film about pets by Keith Hopkin, click on the link below! All credit given to this great photographer.
http://cuteoverload.com/2013/04/27/savour-every-moment/
http://cuteoverload.com/2013/04/27/savour-every-moment/
Friday, April 26, 2013
I haz...
Maddie On Things
Uhhh... Maddie? Helloooo?
The link above takes you to a cool website....MADDIE THE COONHOUND
And this takes you to a Book Tour YouTube Video about Maddie. Maddie on Things - YouTube
This is not my picture or dog or video (obviously..) So given all credit to Maddie and her owner. The book is available to purchase only online or the Book Tour. Hope you love Maddie1 She's very sweet....And patient too!
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