...and to show you the rag mop Oriole Orange Half Feeder [there is a 3rd one behind the black pole near the blue seed feeder]
...cuteness {I was tempted to take it home with me!!]
...creepiness [looks like a giant bug from a SCI-FI movie!!!] Can you guess what it is?
What IS that thing?? I am going to guess it is either not something alive, or it was from the sea. The mop orange feeders are DARLING!!! That was a stroke of genius. The wildflowers are beautiful! The only two I think I know are Hedge Bindweed and Cleome (spider flower).
ReplyDeleteI'm not sure I know what the flowers are...I didn't pay much attention this time...just snapped.
DeleteLoving all the wildflowers. Those mop handle feeders are just brilliant. Now I want to know what that thing is in the last picture. It does look pretty creepy
ReplyDeleteI must admit, when I first spied it...I stopped in my tracks and then breathed a sigh of relief knowing it wasn't gonna attack me! lol
Deletethe creepy thing looks like the tip off a palmetto palm maybe. it is creepy and the face above it is so precious. beautiful flowers and my favorite today is the sun through the clouds on the water. so beautiful.. you are so creative with the rag mops
ReplyDeleteI kinda figured you guess palm!
DeleteYes, I too, think it is part of a palmetto palm. Who would ever think that your orange feeders were once mop heads! Wonderful and ingenious. Pretty flowers.
ReplyDelete'Mother of invention'? lol
DeleteI love your ingenious orange feeders. And just like everybody else, I wonder what that weird thing is. It doesn't look alive to me. :-)
ReplyDeleteThose feeders are so much less messy. That's what I like.
Deletethose mop handle feeders are cute! I must try them as we have all kind of birds
ReplyDeleteThat bug is creepy. Love the flowers esp the Indian Paint Brush very top left!
I can't resist saying...'you build it, they will come'. lol
DeleteI'm thinking it is a palmetto branch? They creep me out when they fall as I'm walking -- they sound like a snake. ssss. Love the bird feeders -- I remember being surprised seeing oranges used at the birding places in Port A. (where I saw my first orioles because of them). Beautiful wildflowers!
ReplyDeleteThanks Sallie!
DeleteAlways fun 'day tripping' here ~ Annie lovely photography ~ love the kitty! As for the weird image ~ got to be some type of foliage???
ReplyDeleteHappy Week ahead to you,
A ShutterBug Explores,
aka (A Creative Harbor)
Good guess Carol! Thanksa
DeleteI would have never guessed so I read the other comments. :)
ReplyDeleteI love your clever use of mops!
LOL...when in doubt, check the comments!
DeleteBeautiful flowers.
ReplyDeleteThanks Ruth
DeleteBeautiful wild flowers. The creepy thing looks like a palm frond....my coconut tree drops such things too!
ReplyDelete:-)
DeleteNow that was weird..! Lovely pics as usual and love the feeder.. Have a wonderful day.
ReplyDeleteWeird indeed! And seeing it in partial darkness just before sunrise made it all the more so.
DeleteI knew that sci-fi thing had to be some kind of plant material, so I looked in your Tags - palm frond! I agree, it does look kinda scary
ReplyDeleteLove your Oriole feeders! I am wondering if an cheap bathroom plunger (bought at the dollar store, completely worthless) would make a feeder, but I guess the handle is too short.
Beautiful flowers
Have a wonderful week!
That may work...the handle may not be long enough.
DeleteI started to comment the other day and got sidetracked. The story of my life. The wildflowers are so beautiful! Have a wonderful day, my friend!
ReplyDelete...been there, done that
DeleteInteresting, Anni, the oranges...I've never seen anything like it. Maybe Canadian birds don't like oranges. Hmm. The flowers are beautiful, but I love the ocean photos, especially the one with people on the...what is it?...pier? breakwater?
ReplyDeleteGreat stuff.
Thanks for sharing.
Kay
An Unfittie's Guide to Adventurous Travel
...what we call a jetty
DeleteYou have the prettiest wildflowers there, Anni! That is a sweet kitty. That last photo is really strange. A blow fish?
ReplyDeleteI like your feeders! So clever. You've got me thinking about maybe turning a pole lamp into a feeder. Yay!
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