Who would
have thought that an old termite nest (yes we have plenty of those) could be
converted into a snugly home for kingfisher babies.
I can
hear them all the time when I’m at the chook pen. Hear them but can’t see them, so they are
well hidden from predators. The adults are beautiful birds and small - only about 20cm in
length.
Each year
for the past 4 years or so we have noticed that they come back to raise their
family here – sometimes on a different tree/termite nest. Recycling at it's best!
Cheers
Wendy
This is the 2nd attempt at posting this - blogger has been having fun & games with me lately!?
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librarygirl – I’m sure you have some
lovely things to display.
Angela I will probably take more photos
as I have plenty of things still to move along.
Barb Hi Barb and welcome! Thanks for being a follower and also leaving
a comment.
delia hornbook Dee you have found some lovely
things lately
Kim Hi Kim and thanks for your comment. That is lovely that you were able to use your
Grandmas’ door for the panty. That is
sentimental recycling at its best I think.
Judith I have to be strong and move things along - there
are tougher decisions to make later on I fear!
Dreamer Hi Dreamer, thanks for including me in your blog
tag! Looks like fun, and I will be
getting around to it soon. Now that I’m
back at work I don’t seem to have as much spare time. Funny about that!
saving for travel thanks for your comment
SFT – it is nice to have things to look back on isn’t it?
