In some seasons, especially from Spring to Fall, we have volunteer sunflowers and (wild) flowers in our backyard.
Image 01 - A beautiful sunflower.
As we might know, there are certain critters that plant wildflowers include sunflowers from birdseed on the backyards.
We observed some wild animals that responsible to do "this business." Just three of them are:
- squirrels
- birds
- and raccoons
In addition to 3 of animals, wind and rain might play important roles as well.
Image 02 - A raccoon on the lawn
Image 03 - A squirrel plays on yard
Image 04 - Finches on birdfeeder
Image 05 - Another sunflower.
Do you have Volunteer Sunflowers from Birdseed?
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Dear friend, your photos are beautiful and captivating and bring me much joy! Thank you so much for sharing!
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DeleteMuy bonitos esos girasoles y la ardilla, la primavera ya asoma por donde tú estas, aquí el otoño. Un beso.
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DeleteHave never seen a racoon except in zoo...
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DeleteBellos girasoles, me enamore dela ardilla. Te mando un beso.
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DeleteYou get nice visitors. We have squirrels too and birds... but never a racoon.
ReplyDeleteThank you for sharing at MosaicMonday 🌻 It's a wonderful Post
We never like with raccoon actually...
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Lovely sunflowers and visitors ;)
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Anna
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In some seasons, especially from Spring to Fall, we have volunteer sunflowers and (wild) flowers in our backyard.
Lindos os girassois são um encanto, Rainbow boa semana bjs.
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The sunflower is beautiful and so are the garden visitors.
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In some seasons, especially from Spring to Fall, we have volunteer sunflowers and (wild) flowers in our backyard.
I did not know that.. how cool. Nature is amazing.
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It's amazing how squirrels, birds, and even raccoons become unexpected gardeners. The sunflower is beautiful.
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In some seasons, especially from Spring to Fall, we have volunteer sunflowers and (wild) flowers in our backyard.
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Distintos animalitos recorren el jardín o pradera del entorno hogareño y hacen que la naturaleza conviva animadamente y se recree y haga vivaz el entorno y reluciente y hermoso con los girasoles...Un saludo
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In some seasons, especially from Spring to Fall, we have volunteer sunflowers and (wild) flowers in our backyard.
Vivo en la ciudad y no se ven esos animalitos, me encantaría ver una ardilla en mi jardín.
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Que pases un hermoso inicio de semana
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how cute to have these critters come into your yard. I have thought I should plant sunflowers, but here in Australia I would get parrots and cockatoos - they love my fruit trees....
ReplyDeletemany birds love sunflower's seed...
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In some seasons, especially from Spring to Fall, we have volunteer sunflowers and (wild) flowers in our backyard.
A wonderful surprise brought to you by the neighbourhood critters. I often get local wildflowers popping up in the garden.
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Great critter captures and I love the sunflowers.
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i use only sunflower seeds to feed my birds, no filler, and i never get volunteer sunflowers....i always thought i would. perhaps they are "neat" eaters and no seed is lost from them. hehe i enjoyed your images today and i LOVE sunflowers!!
ReplyDeleteThe sunflowers are such a nice surprise. I've seen one under my neighbors bird feeder!
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