Thursday, February 15, 2018

Little Tiger From the Jungle



Photographer: Ida Tomshinsky
2018

Birdscaping Your Garden

Growing native plants means to provide native food and shelter to attract certain species of the geographical zone within someone is living. How to get from landscape to birdscape? Then ask more questions?
  • Are these plants for birds to hide? Songbirds need protective cover from potential enemies, such as cats, snakes, and hawks
  • Are these places for birds to nest? Birds would come during the breeding season, if there are inviting places to nest, such as trees, shrubs, hedges, brambles
  • Are these shelters areas protect them from enemies and weather conditions? Evergreens against the walls and fences will protect will them from cold, wind, and rain
  • Is there food and water? Natural food sources are coming from flower nectar, grass seed-heads, fruits, berries, diversity of plants that attract insects. Plus, to provide an access to a small pool, pound or puddle will accommodate the needs of thirsty birds

Sunday, February 4, 2018

3-Projects for the Nursery

 
Bonnet and Boots for the Little Boy:
Rustic Country Style coordinated
in Brown and Green

 
Once upon a time there was a mom
who was expected a boy, and
these little boots were a perfect gift
for the little boy soon to come
and to be welcomed by the family

 
Baby Blanket with an Ornament

 
Warm Soft Brown Bonnet Decorated
with Green Border to Adjust the Size
and 2+2 Lady Bugs for Each Side
 

 
Warm Baby Boots
 
 
 
 

Little Wild Flower

 
'Little Wild Flower' - Photographer: Ida Tomshinsky
 
Everybody knows the life starts from seeds.
It took more then few months
to develop the climbing wine
that took over the fence.
The thick green leaves created this mini oasis -
the home for lizards and green iguanas.
The green leaves are comfortably
taking the sun bath, stretching, and growing
by overcoming few optical on their own: 
the drastic fall of temperature, cold winds,
 and the neighbor's  lawn machine.
And finally, the award -
the little wild flower.