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What does one do while stuck at home due to heavy snow? Hmm. Well, feed the birds obviously, and then spend almost an entire day photographing and filming them. I get so caught up in watching their interactions and behaviours, from the robin bobbing its tail and calling loudly before chasing off competition, to the shy blink-and-you'll-miss-them visits of the Blue tits and chaffinches. Here, a male chaffinch tucks in to some peanuts.
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An adult male Hairy Woodpecker snacks at our feeder. The hairy woodpecker was described and illustrated with a hand-colored plate by the English naturalist Mark Catesby in his The Natural History of Carolina, Florida and the Bahama Islands which was published between 1729 and 1732. hese birds forage on trees, often turning over bark or excavating to uncover insects. They mainly eat insects, but also fruits, berries and nuts, as well as sometimes tree sap. Springfield, Va. 14 February 2021
For a home made snack, and one that kids can help prepare, we have these healthy Apple Donuts made from apple slices and flavored cream cheese 🍎 bit.ly/LFApplDnts
Para una refacción en casa, y que los niños puedan preparar, les traemos la receta de Donas de Manzana, utilizando rodajas de fruta y queso de crema saborizado 🍎 bit.ly/PFDnsMnz
PIN - bit.ly/PINApplDnts
Afternoon snack. I warmed corn tortillas in the oven until they were crispy like chips with guacamole (which is just mashed avocado, lemon and a little sea salt), pico de gallo, and corn salsa.
Cheon, sometimes spelled jeon, are lovely little fried snacks that you can get from street sellers, and at the markets. Taejeon has a large market downtown, comprised of many buildings with all now have roofed in streets, so it feels kind of like a giant mall (covering several blocks), but not sujected to an overall design. Top right: zuccini jeon; on the far left, fish jeon; and centre right, teeny tiny hamburger jeon. The rest, I'm not sure about, but we got a mixed package and they were all good.
The remains of my afternoon snack on 2/2/05 in watercolor. I believe it is apple cores and orange peels on a paper towel.
Enjoying a snack poolside. Technically a no-no, but apparently the guards are a little lenient on the no eating inside the fence rule this year.
Um, snack with a bit of candy too ... we should have gone to Disneyland, but I changed my mind, and I think it was better. I cut the boys' hair, they had a shower, me too, they had their snack on the balcony (we usually don't do that), went in the garden to blow/chase bubbles, and I also made them sort out ALL of their tiny stuffs (you know, the papers, the cards, the dices, the marbles, and lots of things I couldn't even name !) on/inside/under their bedside table, and also under their bed. It was very therapeutic for them, and I think it helped (silently) them making a bit of transition between here & Montpellier. One step at a time. They threw a lot of things, which is totally good, and I'm happy they were willing to do that. They even dusted their bedside table themselves ! Yeah !
Better than going to Disney, right ? (June 17th 2009)