In today's post, you will learn that although the Applegate's live the suburbia life, we have somehow become the neighborhood's epicenter for wild animals. Unfortunately, I have not yet been able to photograph the 17-pound rabbit that lives under our deck, or the many rabbits that have infested our neighbors' yards (our rabbit has to be the queen rabbit if such a thing exists).
Although Molly has banned domestic animals from our house (not entirely), it's nice to know that animals are nearby.
"Mommy duck" is shown nesting under the bush in the picture, which is directly outside of our front door. And no, there is no lake in the immediate area. Luckily this duck is not very territorial of the nesting area as we often walk by and wave (and talk) to this duck. Fun times.
Although Molly has banned domestic animals from our house (not entirely), it's nice to know that animals are nearby.
"Mommy duck" is shown nesting under the bush in the picture, which is directly outside of our front door. And no, there is no lake in the immediate area. Luckily this duck is not very territorial of the nesting area as we often walk by and wave (and talk) to this duck. Fun times.
Can you find the duck?
Can you see the nest and bird on the front gutter of our house? "Baby bird" is perched on the gutter and enjoying the day. [Editor's note: See earlier posts on "Baby bird" learning how to fly.]
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