We have been having some more hot and humid days.
Now that DG’s hat with a fan in it is gone, he is sweltering even without a hat on his head.
So I introduced him to a different kind of fan.
DG has become a fan fan.
We have been having some more hot and humid days.
Now that DG’s hat with a fan in it is gone, he is sweltering even without a hat on his head.
So I introduced him to a different kind of fan.
DG has become a fan fan.
Ever since DG’s Santa hat took off, he has been looking for it.
I think I might have found it.
Well, that’s not ever coming down.
We have had a few steamy days here, and DG is still complaining about it, even though I put that fan in his Santa Hat.
So, I turned the fan up to Turbo. Take a look.
Oops.
How about all that smoke? Here in the Northeast we have been blanketed in smoke from the wildfires in Canada. DG has decided to mask up.
His face is mostly covered by that mask and hat.
Sweet!
All we need now is some shades.
100 percent coverage.
Perfect!
DG has registered a complaint about his new Santa Hat, which I painstakingly redrew with a fan in it to keep him cool.
So now you want some animation again. Animation takes extra work, but here ya go.
How’s that?
Hopefully that will keep him quiet for a while.
Here in the Northeast we are still stuck in a heat wave.
As predicted, DG is suffering in his Santa hat.
So… I put a fan in it.
While we are talking about the wildlife in our yard, I thought I would post a photo of one of the many bees that we have.
Can’t see the bee? Here’s a closser look.
Um. No. Shame on you. This is a family friendly blog.
I saw that the birds were avoiding landing on the birdbath, so I assumed it was empty and took out a pitcher of water.
Here is what I found.
Yup. A toad had decided to lounge in the water. Here is a closer view.
That’s a gnarly toad. Whaddaya think of that?
Check out the temperature today.
Yikes! And it’s only early June.
I wonder how DG is making out in that Santa Hat.
I’ll get back to ya on that.
As well as plants that sport many flowers we have plants that have rare and unique flowers. For example, here are some pure white Iris flowers.
Even more rare is our black iris.
Now that you mention it, the Mourning Dove is back on its old nest for a new brood.