It’s day two of Becky’s Square Photo Challenge for October: Kindasquare
After drought, fire and another spate of dry weather through this Winter, the little stone fruit trees have some very small fruit which the King Parrots haven’t found yet.
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kinda like the fuzzy connection!!
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I am intrigued – what kind of stone fruit is it?
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It is a low chill peach called Florda? something or other
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ah couldn’t tell from the shape. Is it tasty when it is ready?
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Yes but haven’t had any fruit for quite a while. Birds possums and other animals eat them Tried netting but ended up with birds and animals being caught. Quite yummy. Have a Nectarine tree as well.
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ooh I am envious . . . how about putting pots around the individual fruit? I know you won’t get them all but you might at least get a couple!!!
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Need more water than I can manage at the moment so they are quite small and won’t amount to much. Native mice and rats will sneak into pots lol. I had a mouse and snake skeleton in one net once when I was away for a few weeks and didn’t check the nets for a while. I guess the snake was after the mouse and both got caught :c
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oh crikey I always forget you have more wildlife than us!!
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Just a few 😀
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PS have you seen Debbie has music for us today 🙂
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Just saw it. I hope the music will be catching lol
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Hope Mr B enjoyed the song
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Kinda early for him, could be hours before he’ll be up to hear it!!!
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Why are you up so early?
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Rare for me not to be . . . . I am an early riser, although some days it is a little bit too early! Not too bad this morning was after 5am 😉
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Same. Depends on nights sleep I am usually out by 6
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ah I don’t tend to get out here in the UK – nowhere I really want to go. Cat however loves its 2 to 3 hours of nearly undivided attention!!
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Daylight saving starts this weekend here so the early sunrise wont get me up for a while. I envy Septimus
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Not sure he’d agree with you at this precise moment as he’s grumpy I won’t give him more brekkie!!
ooh you’re switching over before us, think we have another few weeks to go before we change
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I’d be grumpy too but then again after a few pats I would get brekkie for both of us 🙂
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Hmmm you haven’t met Septimus, most demanding cat ever. Convinced he thinks he’s a dog!!
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Perhaps he has taken lessons from one of his owners……
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LOL!!
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I’ve totally forgotten what I meant to say after that conversation 🙂 🙂
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😀 😀
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Fingers crossed that the parrots don’t find them.
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They are quite small so they probably won’t 🙂
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Teeeehee
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