The caterpillars have gone and now we are invaded with the hatching moths. Though the moths are a nuisance and prevent truly enjoying the outdoors; they have not stopped us from doing so.
The best part of the cessation of the caterpillars is that the wildlife we have not seen is returning.
The bird feeder which hasn't been filled in three weeks is now in need of filling.on a regular basis again. The suet feeders have seen the return of the woodpeckers and nuthatches, We have spotted cardinals, orioles, gold finches, rose finches and even an indigo bunting at the feeder,
The gray squirrels and chipmunks are out and about. I am including a video of the doe and her two fawns. They are but a part of the deer that use our woods a place to be. They also do enjoy nibbling my garden plants, a habit I am slowly learning to accept. I just feel sorry for the poor hosta plants as every time they leaf back, they get munched upon once again. Such is gardening with wildlife. please watch in full screen mode to see both fawns.
Watch in full screen mode to see both fawns
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