We have Chickadees nesting in one of the birdhouses in the front garden. I peeked and there are 5 tiny eggs in a soft and fluffy nest.
Some have wondered about my row of outside tea pots that are on the fence beside the walkway to the back yard. Here you can see how they're protected from the weather ( not that they're not
weatherproof :) and also from being knocked down. The first one has no lid and in winter I had some greens in it. I see some are still there.
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Whatever your weekend involves I hope it's a good one.
GRANNY M.
Babies! How exciting. I hope all is good for them and they all survive the top-turvy world they're joining. I enjoyed seeing your teapot lineup too.
ReplyDeleteI still have no voice and am coughing like crazy. My weekend is staying inside and trying to stay cool.
Blessings,
Betsy
5 eggs???!! How super is that? Do keep us updated on all the upcoming events...exciting.
ReplyDeleteI would still think your pots are set precariously. But, I'm one that always catastrophies.
Loving your viola graphic
Baby Birds and Teapots... that's a great combination. Have a great weekend.
ReplyDeleteWhen you collect as much china as you do I guess you eventually gotta move the collection outside.:-)
ReplyDeletePretty to look at anywhere.
What a sweet miracle in the little bird-house! Good shoot!! Be careful, hat another one does not breed in your teacup wit no lid :) :) :)
ReplyDeleteYou've got quite the collection of teapots....where do you store them for the winter?
ReplyDeleteEllabie
I don't remove them for winter. So far nothing has happened to them and they've been out there at least 2 winters. ( Anyway, I don't know where I'd store them !!!).
DeleteSo nice to be able to watch the baby birds.
ReplyDeleteThe Eye is on the Sparrow reminded my of my grandma - it was one of her favorite hymns.
What a neat post today.....those beautiful teapots sitting outside....eggs in the birdhouse.....that neat saying about the Sparrow....and the violets and teacup at the end. I loved it all. Thanks Granny!
ReplyDeleteFive little eggs! I hope they turn into five little chickies and manage to fledge safely. Such a thrill watching nature "do its thing."
ReplyDeleteLove your outdoor teapots - and I see you have lots of room for collecting some more! :) xx
I would adore having a chickadee nesting in my yard.
ReplyDeleteWhat great way to start my day, reading about a chickadee couple with their tiny eggs in a fluffy nest, and then looking at pictures of
ReplyDeleteyour pretty teapots on the fence shelf. I thought the birdhouse near the fence was pretty. Is that the Chickadee Family residence?
Hi Susie, Yes, that's the house the Chickadees chose.
DeleteLovely birdhouse and what a great way to show your Teapots! Sunday again, the weeks flies...
ReplyDeleteLove, Titti
Oh you're going to have fun watching the nest and the eggs. 5 in one nest. Is that a lot? I got my Hummingbird feeders out of the basement yesterday and need to get to the hardware store for food to fill them and get them up. What a wonderful spot to display your pots. They're really cute all lined up like that. Happy rest of the wkend.
ReplyDeleteI think 5 is about the right number for most Chickadees.
DeleteI do like your outside tea pots.
ReplyDeleteHappy Monday wishes.
All the best Jan