This year, we seem to be having another cicada boom. They sing frequently (and very loudly, especially at night) and
The new donkey–the coffee colored filly named Annabelle and her mother Sophia, who’s sticking around until she’s weaned. Our neighbors
Look who’s (already!) toddling around. Hercules must be to blame. He’s been encouraging her to walk for weeks. Here comes
Got started working Dancer again. She hasn’t forgotten everything. (She goes through the five phases quickly and thankfully, there aren’t
Less than a week ago, we discovered one of our chubby caterpillars had become a chrysalis. PRESTO CHANGO! He became
As much as I hate to admit it, Stoney is getting older. His teeth have the telltale “old horse” groove
It seems like lately we’ve had our fair share of bug stories (it must be the entomology jobs during and
The other day we put up a temporary fence to expand the horses’ pasture. Then Dancer got in trouble. Understandably,
A spiral of ground bee larvae and their older nurse bee sister. Jack is an avid apiarist. Of all the
Now that we’ve survived the spring slugs, we’re battling a myriad of different caterpillars. A jumping spider running off with
The first time we introduced our cats to the great outdoors after being weaned, spayed/neutered and vaccinated, they were unsure
A few days ago, when it was so hot and sunny, we did the one thing that made any sense:
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