
Our June in January picture today was taken June 12,2025 – one of the local white squirrels chasing a grey squirrel.

Our June in January picture today was taken June 12,2025 – one of the local white squirrels chasing a grey squirrel.
For many years we have had white squirrels in our neighborhood. True albino. We even took pics in the beginning and sent them in to some sort of tracking site.
This pic dates back to Jan 9, 2019

And for our June in January pics today I have a few. The first is our dog mid-stride, front paw tucked, up north last June 9. WAY in the back is the outhouse. The lanterns mark the way at night 😉

This next pic will not be a view we see again. It was the very full hosta garden under the linden on June 9, 2024. Mysteriously we lost 18 hostas between fall of 2024 and spring of 2025. We shall not focus on theories, but rather, enjoy the picture, and know that the empty spaces, where the hostas were, found new occupants in 2025.

And this pic is quintessential early June (June 9, 2024) in our back townhome garden – the peach Asian lilies still in bud, a set of tulip leaves fading (one looks like it may have provided a bunny meal at one point – nothing left where the tulip bloom was), and I also remember that hosta, where a leaf looks a bit eaten, was actually from being stepped on and crushed. Stuff happens.

Enjoy!
I hope you have a good evening!
Be Blessed!
I just happened to look out during these acrobatics this morning.
“How does this thing work again?”

“Maybe this way.”

“Maybe a direct approach.”

“Let’s try this.”

“One more try.”

“Come on!”

And she fell off, but landed safely.
She settled for the back feeder.