Last week for playgroup we ventured out to see the baby birds for the third year in a row. I am glad this has become a little tradition because these little guys still amaze me every year.
The baby pheasant that have just recently hatched with their eggs.
Babies being relocated to a bigger box.
Isla and Stephanie checking out the babies.
This is Pepper attempting to smile and pose with the grown up birdies. I think her modeling skills could use some work.
We all picked dandelions to feed the birds with. The kids had fun throwing the flowers at the birds.
Or just collecting flowers.
Simon and Pepper checking out the big turkeys.
The birds were fun for the kids but I must admit the big hit of the morning was the rock box and toys.
Pepper could have stayed there all day!
Simon was pretty happy too, although this picture does not quite capture that feeling.
In other baby bird news, Cody got me some hanging plants for mother's day and the one near our kitchen door now has a tiny nest with four tiny eggs. I took it down to water it and discovered this amazing little sight. Luckily, the parents seemed fine to return to the nest after I watered it and took a picture. How fun!
So this isn't the best picture of my kids but I thought it was a classic moment to capture. Yep, this is how my kids entertain themselves on rainy afternoons when mom is on the computer. And no, we still haven't hung up hardly any pictures in our house, and yes, we have lived here for almost a year!
I had to document Morgan's latest fashion trend. He now will only wear my socks or Cody's socks pulled up as high as they will go. The kid can finally wear shorts and this is what he does now! I asked them to pose for me and this is what I got.
Such crazy kids! Morgan's teachers at school said they look forward every day to see what he will wear next. Yep, that's my kid the trendsetter!
Last week for playgroup we ventured out to see the baby birds for the third year in a row. I am glad this has become a little tradition because these little guys still amaze me every year.
The baby pheasant that have just recently hatched with their eggs.
Babies being relocated to a bigger box.
Isla and Stephanie checking out the babies.
This is Pepper attempting to smile and pose with the grown up birdies. I think her modeling skills could use some work.
We all picked dandelions to feed the birds with. The kids had fun throwing the flowers at the birds.
Or just collecting flowers.
Simon and Pepper checking out the big turkeys.
The birds were fun for the kids but I must admit the big hit of the morning was the rock box and toys.
Pepper could have stayed there all day!
Simon was pretty happy too, although this picture does not quite capture that feeling.
In other baby bird news, Cody got me some hanging plants for mother's day and the one near our kitchen door now has a tiny nest with four tiny eggs. I took it down to water it and discovered this amazing little sight. Luckily, the parents seemed fine to return to the nest after I watered it and took a picture. How fun!
So this isn't the best picture of my kids but I thought it was a classic moment to capture. Yep, this is how my kids entertain themselves on rainy afternoons when mom is on the computer. And no, we still haven't hung up hardly any pictures in our house, and yes, we have lived here for almost a year!
I had to document Morgan's latest fashion trend. He now will only wear my socks or Cody's socks pulled up as high as they will go. The kid can finally wear shorts and this is what he does now! I asked them to pose for me and this is what I got.
Such crazy kids! Morgan's teachers at school said they look forward every day to see what he will wear next. Yep, that's my kid the trendsetter!
1 comment:
Fun that you found the bird nest, but don't let it stay too long or your front porch will have a ton o' bird poop...ask my parents! ;-) Love Morgan's style - definitely classic! And I am SO glad someone else hardly has anything on their walls...I just cannot figure out where to put things...but I am getting a vision now, I just gotta get Kurt on board with the hanging!
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