The sun has finally decided to visit us a bit in western washington. So far my redfoots haven't been able to enjoy their new outdoor enclosure much this so-called summer, but for the last few days they've been able to spend a couple hours a day there.
For the longest time it had just been dirt and a few scraggly weeds I'd planted in there after construction. I had also seeded it with a few edible flower types, but they didn't seem to be doing anything until a recent vegetative explosion. Actually it looks like only the violas made it, it must have stayed too cool, dark and wet for the other seeds.
Its no TerryO, but it accomplishes my goals. This is somewhat how I picture their natural environment. The pond needs some work, I decided the mixing tray I used is too deep for now and need something shallower.
They quickly dissapear and it can be a real bear to find them when its time to come inside.
For the longest time it had just been dirt and a few scraggly weeds I'd planted in there after construction. I had also seeded it with a few edible flower types, but they didn't seem to be doing anything until a recent vegetative explosion. Actually it looks like only the violas made it, it must have stayed too cool, dark and wet for the other seeds.
Its no TerryO, but it accomplishes my goals. This is somewhat how I picture their natural environment. The pond needs some work, I decided the mixing tray I used is too deep for now and need something shallower.
They quickly dissapear and it can be a real bear to find them when its time to come inside.