So now that our garden is hospitable to plants, it has become a sort of heaven for wildlife and other undesirables.
Meet the ducks.
First of all, they are super dumb. They mate for life but one of the male ducks that visits our pool did not get the memo. He has been a third wheel for the last few months and it's hard to watch. He follows the female everywhere and the other male keeps giving him a whooping.
My family argues that I am not sure it's always the same male getting whooped. I don't know. It's a bit of a sad Ménage a Quack.
Second, they can't tell the difference between themselves and their reflection. That or they are vain. They spent so much time admiring their reflection that I call them the Quack-dashians.
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Ducks unable to tell shit from shainola. Below, the irresistible duck-fatale.
Thirdly, the poop in the pool and I don't know about you but I find that rude.
But you know what's NOT rude? This! Awww ....
Other forms of wild life.
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Worms hard at work in the garden.
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Dragonflies have begun appearing every so often. They never used to.
The cat, Dusty: I put him under the category of wild life because if you even remotely try to pet him when he is not in the mood he turns feral on you.
Dusty acts mostly indifferent to the garden. But if he truly did not care, would he be rushing out the moment we are gardening? I think he secretly approves. He does love the wood chips. Loves to roll in them. And once he is nice and dirty, he loves to take a nice, leisurely tongue bath while lying on our bed, preferably the pillow side.
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