I have a little surprise for you!
Been working out here the last couple days sprucing up this area and adding a mulched bed around this section.
Cleaning it up a bit...
I thought it time to give the flowerbox a fresh face...
When I started to remove the old flowers...
I know....
Babies...
Just look at that blueness...
Guess I'll just head back to the house and wait for the birthing!!!!
No sprucing there today...
Just sharing the LOVE...
xoxo~Kathy.
How sweet! What a nice little surprise. Wonder what the due date is? That's be another surprise.
ReplyDeleteThanks for such a nice posting.
Take care!
Karen
Ladybug Creek
What a cute shed - love your flower boxes. I want to do my flower boxes but hubby didn't think I should since we will be gone all summer (to Alaska) and he felt that was too long a time to ask our neighbors to water them. I think he is right but.. oh...I do want to plant something so badly. Your back yard is just stunning - what green, green grass and such a lovely home.
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Hi Kathy! Oh, I just love your little special place and what gorgeous little eggs! They look like they've been dyed for Easter! :)
ReplyDeleteYour home is so pretty sitting there among the trees.
I hope you'll be coming to my party on Friday! I would love to have you.
Be a sweetie,
Shelia ;)
Oh the color of those eggs takes my breathe away.
ReplyDeleteI just love it. How sweet to find those. We had a birds nest with eggs and babies that a bird built inside of a fertilizer bag inside our shed.
They were so precious, but they weren't the pretty color of these eggs, but the babies were
adorable. I always thought they took the babies out to learn to fly then brought them back and did it again for a number of days, but one day
I saw them all in a bush and she was teaching them to fly and that was the end of that!! Never saw them again!! Waaaaaaaaah!!
Was fun while it lasted.
Your grass looks so green and pretty!!
Thanks for sharing that fun bit of nature!!
Have a delightfully Wonderful day!
Blessings, Nellie
Lovely settings with which to start your day, sugar. *Sigh*..... peaceful, green and new birth...
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Connie
What a perfect little hiding spot that mama bird found to lay her beautiful blue eggs!
ReplyDeleteHow pretty your shed and yard are!! And what a surprise you found!! Robin's eggs!! They pick the darndest places!! I have a duck that makes a nest in my big pot at the end of the dock. I have to wait until mid June to plant in it!! But she is a cutie!!
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Jane
Your place is gorgeous, and even the shed looks fabulous. How fun to find the little birdnest. It will be so fun to watch it hatch. Hugs, Marty
ReplyDeleteSuch pretty blue eggs - looking forward to the update. A pretty white duck has a nest near our river, Hubby is banned from mowing until all the ducklings are gone (tall grass drives him crazy). I hope to have photos soon too.
ReplyDeletewhat a sweet surprise and the perfect robin's egg
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how is your husband doing? i try to remember to
pray for him.
Kathy.....Your shed will be darling when you are done sprucing it! You have a beautiful backyard!~Hugs, Patti
ReplyDeleteGod is the ultimate artist, huh? What an incredible color!! Can't wait for the sweet babies to appear...how fun!
ReplyDeleteYour shed and the landscaping around it have really inspired me to start working on the OUTSIDE of my studio, which is housed in a converted shed...it looks ok inside, but outside, not so much... Thanks for the inspiration!!
Hope your hubby is doing well...I continue to lift him and all of you in my prayers...Lord Bless You!!
Hugs & Blessings,
Becky
Nothing better than finding a sweet bird nest! Those eggs are the perfect shade of blue, aren't they?
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Claudia
Awwww.
ReplyDeleteThat love is coming through, loud and clear.
=)
I love the sweet blue eggs you found - some mother is working hard for her babies. And you will be able to watch them grow and have the sweet little nest as a reminder of their little sweetness! We had one just above our patio door a couple of years ago - we had a 'strange' door casing that was wide and the mama Robin decided it was the perfect place for her babies. Until she discovered how often we opened and closed that door and sat on the patio! She often sat on the shed roof nearby and scolded us for sitting to enjoy a calm evening. The door and casing have been replaced and there is no place for a birdie 'birth center' anymore.
ReplyDelete~Adrienne~
How cute your shed, Kathy. I wish I would find a nest w/eggs ... I just love watching birds. Your garden will be such a delightful accent to the shed.
ReplyDeleteHave a great day!
TTFN ~ Hugs, Marydon
How nice of those birds to lay eggs to coordinate with your shed. This is such a sweet post. Your shed is adorable. Did you make the shutter angel? She is a cutie pie.
ReplyDeleteWhat an interesting finding..........Kathy!!..............so sweet ...............have a great day hugs from me.......
ReplyDeleteWhat a beautiful garden shed. Love the blue shudders and the flower box. Love old metal lawn chairs, I have one on my blog today too.
ReplyDeleteAnn
O, everything looks just wonderful. I am just in awe of the blueness of those little tiny eggs. So pretty.
ReplyDeleteHow do you put your name on all your photos..? I love that and don't have a clue how to do it except in Picnik and then it would take FOREVER to put my name on all my photos. I am assuming there is a faster way..:)
Your attention and work shows in how lovely everything is. You certainly do not have any voracious deer. Happy planting...after the babies have hatched and left the nest. :o)
ReplyDeleteWhat a sweet and lovely surprise! :)
ReplyDelete~Becca~
what a lovely little cottage! I would want to stay there all day! You are so creative with your spaces!
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Hi Kathy..thanks for your visit to my blog and kindness. You have a beautiful blog..I love these eggs! I'll always remember the first time I peeked into a nest in the old apple tree and say.."robin egg blue eggs"...it's been one of my favorite colors ever since! Come say hi any time :D
ReplyDeleteHi Kathy - I bet you spend a lot of time at that shed. It is so pretty. I have a nest on my front porch tucked into the side of the roof. Beats me how she found that spot but it seems to work for her. I am anxious to hear the babies (can't see them where it is) and hopefully see them as they grow a bit. Isn't this time of year wonderful! Hugs, Deb
ReplyDeleteBeautiful and peace yard and what a special surprise to find the sweet nest....Won't you have fun watching them grow and learn to fly...and, they are safe there. The Robins try to nest on our front porch, but we won't let them as one year the babies kept going into the street and we weren't always aware to run rescue them.... We had three little funerals that year....
ReplyDeleteYou aren't really so far away...we are in Port Huron....
Enjoy your babies!
Jil
What a cute little shed! And I know you were thrilled to find the eggs. They are such a gorgeous shade of blue. It only takes them about 2 weeks to hatch, so you may have some babies soon. You have a beautiful home and yard! Glad you are having a great week. Love & blessings from NC!
ReplyDeleteLove your shed, and bluebird eggs! How lucky. What a treasure to look forward to!!! xxoo
ReplyDeleteIs there anything more lovely than a birds nest filled with eggs?
ReplyDeleteBig hug for you on a Thursday, Kathy!
Loved my stroll through your place. Beautiful. The little blue eggs were precious all tucked and safe for hatching!
ReplyDeleteYou have a beautiful place............ I enjoyed my stay.
Blessings, Linda