Geese hanging out

We took a short wander around frog pond yesterday. There was geese, deer, squirrels and ducklings!
We took a short wander around frog pond yesterday. There was geese, deer, squirrels and ducklings!
I haven't seen a lot of bee action around the tulips this year. I'm not sure if its the time of year, my timing or the flowers.
I have seen a lot of smaller flying insects in and around them though.
I took the kids to Frog Pond for snack and it was awesome. We saw a deer run by the path and I pulled out the camera. We didn't see any more deer, but we did see a couple geese land.
Canada Geese Landing
And little ducklings.
There are 5 …
All of the tulips are popping right now. I am taking lots and lots of pictures and just limited on time. I added over 366 photos yesterday [*], which sounds like a backlog, but maybe I will clear them all out today.
The aforementioned buckets of flowers (some of them)
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