Six days into the new year and I hope you have had time to curl up by a fire
and read a good book after all of the busyness of the holidays! Sigh....
It's finally raining in California! It was so wonderful to hear mother nature's "pitter-patter" on the rooftop. There was a certain amount of calmness about it but then we had an earthquake later that night that jolted most people awake, so that was the end of "calm" for awhile!
My Sweet Peas have begun to bloom - they were just a little
confused by the warm, dry winter weather.
The Daffodils have begun to emerge from the ground.
And the Snowdrops have begun to show their little white bells.
The birds began coming to the feeders a little more often as if in anticipation of the rain. Above is a female Nuttall's Woodpecker who seems to have made herself quite at home in the bowl of seed!
And the hawks have been calling to each other in the early morning sky.
My roses are about done for the year but it's fun to catch one blooming in January!
I think I will wait a few more weeks before pruning them back for the winter.
What do you hear in your garden?
Have you been listening?
What do you hear in your garden?
Have you been listening?
PLUVIOPHILE
(n) a lover of rain; someone who finds joy
and peace of mind during rainy days
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