The Light-colored Squirrel Comes to the Yard - Nature 163

 The Light-colored or blonde squirrel is very rare in our areas. We just saw twice in the long time period.

Image 01 - She just arriving.

The blonde squirrel came in the yard at late Spring this year, a beautiful little squirrel looks so cute.

We love watching her play or run on the ground, then she has disappeared for long time period. 

We are wondering where she was and how she was. Actually, she could jump from one yard to another one in the neighborhood. 

Hope, she is just around the area. She is in good health and happy when we see her again. 

Image 02 - Blonde tail.

About two years ago, we saw a squirrel with blonde tail. Some people call its "a fox squirrel." 

Image 03 - She runs on fence.

Have you seen the blonde squirrel in your areas?

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- We Saw a Beautiful Snake in the Yard – Nature 81

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Blooming of the Confederate Roses - Nature 162

We have posted several hybrids of roses in our areas. This one called as the Confederate Rose. 

Image 01 - The White Confederate Rose

Other rose hybrids at previous postings:

- Peggy Martin Roses - Nature 133

- The Rose of Queen Elizabeth - Nature 158

What is fantastic about Confederate rose?

These majestic flowers may change color in several stages when they are blooming. The first stage is white, then followed by:

- light pink or pink

- and red

Image 02 - Pink color

The color changes in a day, from morning to midday to evening. So, we should to keep watching it to catch all stages of changes.

Image 03 - Become "red" at final stage.

Do you know about this Confederate rose?

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