The little wrens and silver-eyes in our garden feast on these flowers morning and night!
Posted by: Irish Chicklette | December 1, 2008
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Oh! how beautiful! Have you gotton a picture of the birds eating at it! Oh, what a awesome time to get out your birdwatching skills. . . . . Which are certanly better than mine. . . . . . . .(cute ducklings, botanic gardens. . . ring a bell?)
hehehehe!
Love,
Meggie Eggie
By: Meggie Eggie on December 2, 2008
at 5:24 am
What a gorgeous flower! I love nothing more than watching the birdlife early in the mornings… so peaceful and relaxing. I bet the birds would love your garden with such pretty flowers. Do these ones smell nice?
By: PearlsOfTruth on December 2, 2008
at 6:31 am
Meggie Eggie:
We don’t have a picture of the birds feeding, it is too hard. My bird watching skills probably aren’t any better than anyone else’s!
Pearls of Truth:
It’s lovely here because we have lots of wrens. They sing and have a wren frenzy each morning! The feijoa flowers don’t smell like anything, but we can forgive them because they are so pretty!
By: Irish Chicklette on December 2, 2008
at 8:53 pm
It is a beautiful flower – and looks very eatable! (I think thats how you spell it!)!!!
- Meggie Eggie
By: Meggie Eggie on December 6, 2008
at 8:17 am