Wild raspberries on schedule, usally ripe around the 4th of July.
Looks like a big harvest awaits.
Loaded up to take the snacks to the coos. Mostly the box elder, one of their favorites. And the collateral damage. Some mulberry, which is "OK". Some black walnut and buckthorn branches which are lower on their choice list, but tolerable when tired of hay and grazing.
If a 85 ft tall tree falls in the woods during a tropical storm in Wisconsin, do the Coos moo?
As long as you and the critters are safe.
Alls good if no one is hurt. Just a lot of firewood.
If a 85 ft tall tree falls in the woods during a tropical storm in Wisconsin, do the Coos moo?
It was from that very rare tropical storm that came up the Mississippi valley from the gulf. This box elder wasn't the only one we lost. But our highlands love stripping the leaves off the branches. So yes they cheer when a tree falls. It means something different for meals for a couple of days.
Only if the storm comes from Lake Superior
Duncan being a celebrity:
WOW. HEAD SPIN!
V*E*R*T*I*G*O!!!
Just Duncan eating a little weed in his hay-
dandelion, garlic mustard, clover, goldenrod, wild mushrooms, whatever...😲
Our beautiful boy now named Kirby just left for his new home in Crystal Lake , Il
Naturally fertilizing with Heritage Ancestral Sized Scottish Highland Coo Poo seems to increase the percentage of Four-leaf clovers here at the Shire of Ravenwood Farm.
You could press them, laminate, and sell them! I’d be lucky to own one!