We have several small (but valiant) blueberry bushes.
You can see a small cluster of greenish berries there from two weeks ago.
DH says I should check them tomorrow morning. :-)
This is our first strawberry that my DH gave me to enjoy this morning.
And here is the first shot of a hummingbird this season.
We put the feeder up the beginning of the week and had to refill it this morning.
They aren't used to us yet this year so I was lucky to get this one to fly in for a sip while I was sitting, not so patiently, with my camera.
Thanks to all who stop by and visit. I hope to get by Saturday morning to return the visits.
How fantastic to have a humming bird at your feeder. I love the log pile.
ReplyDeleteGreat pics. I especially love the chopped wood. So artistic.
ReplyDeleteEnjoyed seeing the progress of your blueberries. I had some strawberries that were ripe and ready to pick too. I miss having the hummingbird feeders, growing up my mother had two of them. Thanks for sharing your pictures with us.
ReplyDeleteGreat firsts! And that impressive wood pile makes me think of cozy days ahead!
ReplyDeleteHere's MY SATURDAY SNAPSHOT POST
Wow, that is one BIG pile of wood! Love the hummingbird photo.
ReplyDeleteGreat pictures! I need to put our hummingbird feeder out -- thanks for the reminder ;-) Fresh berries are the best -- I love blueberries right off the bush!
ReplyDeleteHere is my SATURDAY SNAPSHOT post.
Fresh picked strawberries are just the best!
ReplyDeleteA hummingbird and strawberry - you can't get much better than that! My Snapshot is at http://goo.gl/vsILU
ReplyDeleteOh! Since we heat with wood, that woodpile is a thing of beauty to me!
ReplyDeleteWhat a great start to summer. Delicious and visually appealing.
ReplyDeleteHome grown berries are always so wonderful. We put in some blueberries last year but haven't had any crop as yet. Hummingbirds are so fabulous, I saw a few on my visit to Texas two years ago, it was captivating.
ReplyDeleteWe are trying out blueberries for the first time....have two plants growing in big pots. Hope they produce! My SS: http://lauriekazmierczak.com/rockie-rollers-ride-again/
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