OK so I'm obsessed.... but they're so damn cute!
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It only takes one!!! They are like chips, you can't just have 1!!!
By the way, they are stinkin' CUTE!!!!
By the way, they are stinkin' CUTE!!!!
I love the large ones. But the little ones are so so cute.
It's okay and believe me, we all know what your feeling. But, do you hear anybody complaining? Nopers, we love seeing baby pictures and you took some cute ones. They are sooo cute! They are going to love the Florida weather
Theyre' beuatiful!
love the pics and if they are male and female name them (Barney and Clide)
Way cute! Gotta love their cute faces.
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SO cute, I love sullys. <3 <3 be still my heart!
love the pics and the tort "thoughts"!
They are sooo cute! Great pics!!
Thank you! According to our local plant expert it is called Trifolium dubium or yellow clover. When the flowers mature they look like white clover but yellow. Most of the mature flowers have already come and gone but these little guys were "tricked" by Mother Nature & b/c of the already chilly nights we have here they'll never reach maturity.
ChiKat said:They are so adorable
Can they eat the weeds with the yellow flowers? That's not oxalis, is it?
Adorable. What are they eating?
Thank you!! They're eating Trifolium Dubium (yellow clover), Portulaca oleracea (purslane), & Plantago Major (broadleaf plantain). Didn't mean to get all nerdy on ya but I know some people know different plants by different names.
They're eating Trifolium Dubium (yellow clover), Portulaca oleracea (purslane), & Plantago Major (broadleaf plantain). Didn't mean to get all nerdy on ya but I know some people know different plants by different names. GeoTerraTestudo said:
AnthonyC said:Thank you!!
No, I'm glad you did. I recognized the clover, and I thought I recognized the plantain, but I didn't know what purslane was. Now that you mention it, I think we get purslane around here, too. They started growing in July. As for the clover, my Russians like it a lot (as my redfoot used to). And as for the plantain, I just fed it to my guys this morning for the first time. The female sniffed at it for several minutes; I don't think she's had anything like that in a long time. But eventually she started eating it, and she seemed to like it pretty well, along with the dandelions it was with. As for the male, he still hasn't come out of his burrow to feed today. Must be the late-summer sleepy season ... in the wild, he would be aestivating right about now.
Nice.
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