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Yesterday was a bad day to be a baby Bunny. I saw this adorable critter lounging in the sun in my backyard. As I approached him he did not flee. Come to find out he was quite ill and had difficulty walking. I put him in a box and gave him some water, yet a few hours later he passed on over into the meadows of the afterlife. Bye bye baby bunny.
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This is one of my all time favorite flowers. Around here they call it a "Yellow Bird of Paradise". I wrote about the fight I had with its fuzz in a previous post.
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This is a close up of one of the buds bursting out.
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Everything is turning yellow around here. I'm not sure the name of this flower. It was a weed I nurtured. Between this guy, the Desert Marigolds, and the Yellow Birds of Paradise, I now have a palette of plenty of purples and yellows. All the red and Orange blossoms will be popping out a little later this spring. Thanks for visiting my blog.
3 comments:
Aw, poor rabbit.
But wonderful beautiful flowers!!!
Aw, poor wittle wabbit. Your volunteer flowers are called Brittlebush. I love their silvery leaves and long flower stems. Nice pictures.
You are feeding my desert soul with your photos and stories. Thank you. Yes it is brittlebush, which I have not seen in blossom for a long time.
Stop by my bird blog for more desert bird tales.
Thanks
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