NATURE PICTURES OF GGA
Neighbor's field.
Baby Phoebes.
glittering iced trees line Dierking road.
Icy bushes blocking gate.
Tree damage from ice in the front yard
Female cardinal playing poolside.
Male cardinal in the tree
Turkeys in the neighbor's field
Icy tree at night
Rainbow over the sun.
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Sunshine on ice in neighbor's field.
Our dear departed Rusty watching over.
Ice Storm of 2007
Looking through a bedroom
window in early winter at the
Cardinals playing in the water. I
counted 20 in the yard that day.
Turkeys in the neighbor's field, Fall 2006
Rainbow over the sun. Spring 2007.
Mr. Tree Frog.
Frog lives in bedroom window.
Mr. Tree Frog. He lives in the bedroom window, (outside of course), and eats the all the bugs he can. He
also is very LOUD at night! But we love it! Every now and then a buddy shows up. It's pretty cool to see
him change his color. The green is reflecting the grass in the background. If he gets on the inside of the
frame he will turn a milky color. When George brought him in he turned brown.
Ice in the tree at night.
George holding tree frog for picture.
Phoebe's guarding their nest.
These are Phoebes. They are trying to distract
George from their nest of babies on top of the
porch light out back. What a great shot!
Baby Phoebes. This is a little blurry because he had to hold
the camera up where he couldn't see the screen to get the
shot. We could only hear them peeping. "FEED US!"
Owl in tree.
Feeding the bees.
This picture was taken early in December 2007 by Cheryl, George's sister-in-law. It
was taken at his Mom's place just up the road. Their properties adjoin. All are part of
the original family farm that began over 40 years ago.
These were taken by Cheryl also, I think in late summer. She and her husband Don
enjoy nature immensely, especially bird-watching. They have a part of their land dedicated to
preserving nature and wildlife. They live directly across Liberty School Road from Mom's.
Domino with Daisy
Domino with rope
Domino and Renee on bench.
Taz and Domino.
Domino looking up at camera
Domino and Taz
Domino and Sadie in field
Angel and Domino
Angel kissy-facing with Domino.
Showing off in the tree,
probably teasing the dogs of
course.
Domino peeking out from tree top.
Domino in tree.
Angel and Domino together
Dominoes is our black and white golden retriever. At least he
thinks he is a dog. And for a "dog" he is and excellent mouser!
He came to God's Golden Acres as a dumped, feral kitten who
was barely weaned. George took the growling, biting, scratching
"dog" in and it didn't take long for him to become family.
He loves all of the dogs, and
he loves to tease them.
Daisy and Dominoes
Sadie and Dominoes
Taz and Dominoes
Angel and Dominoes
Renee and Dominoes
Counter
Standing deer.
Running deer
These were taken in the spring of 2008. There are so
many deer around the farm. A customer told George
that they were out grazing, so he got his camera and
took these great shots from his mom's house.
Just a few funnies! If anyone has any
doggy or kitty funnies they would like to
share, please email them to Carolyn.
Baby Robin's at Carolyn's
Finally! Some pretty pictures of
Mother Nature's wonderful
work around Carolyn's house.
Enjoy!
On Sunday evening the 25th of May, I stood out in the middle of a thunderstorm, with a tornado siren
sounding, trying to keep this nest of baby Robins from being destroyed. They were only a few days old,
with barely any feathers. The wind was blowing really hard. I stood on my porch holding onto the rose
bush the nest was in. I used a bungee to secure the upper part of the bush to my porch beam. The rose
bush is taller than my porch roof. When it was secure, I took a spotlight into the garden below to search
for a fallen baby. I found the one that had fallen out of the nest. It was lying atop my Irises only a foot
from my small pond. I picked it up using a Cannis leaf and dropped it back into the nest. The next
morning, I was relieved to see mom and dad taking care of their babies as though nothing had changed.
Today is the 28th and they are already covered with feathers and twice the size they are in the picture.
Carolyn's yellow roses
Carolyn's yellow roses 2
Carolyn's yellow roses 3
Baby Robins almost grown
Robins almost grown
Robins ready to leave the nest.
Today is the 31st of May. Here are some new pictures of the baby Robins in my rose bush. There are 3
in all. The one that I rescued is doing just fine. The parents gripe when I check on them, but they always
come back. I guess they just have to keep up appearances.:) They are around 9-12 days old now and
they have most of the feathers they will need to fly very soon. I know I am going to miss them.
When you click on the icon below,
it is a free donation to help feed all
rescued animals. Please click every
day. Just follow the instructions on
the website. It is a safe link.
They thank you! We thank you!
Here are some pictures of Mother Nature at work around God's
Golden Acres. Even at its worst, one can always find the beauty in
it, if you take the time to look.
GOD'S GOLDEN ACRES