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Backyard pond in winter
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karmann
Posted 2008-02-23 8:57 PM (#103939)
Subject: Backyard pond in winter


The orange near the center of the first one is a fish.



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Cyndi
Posted 2008-02-23 9:38 PM (#103940 - in reply to #103939)
Subject: RE: Backyard pond in winter



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Location: Somewhere in the Mountains of Western NC		Those are cool photos. Is that your pond, or is it a natural pond??
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Cyndi
Posted 2008-02-27 8:35 AM (#104035 - in reply to #103939)
Subject: RE: Backyard pond in winter



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Location: Somewhere in the Mountains of Western NC		It's very nice Karmann.

I too have a very small tiny pond in my little zen garden. It's mainly so the bees can have water close to them. It's fun to watch them gather water. I also have a couple of lily and lotus plants. They're so cool when they produce flowers. Alot of people hate these plants...but, I really like the water hyacinth's...I put them in so the bees won't drown and they have nice purple flowers. Boy, when the first frost hits, I have to get them out..otherwise they become mush. They go to the compost pile.

Take care,
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tourist
Posted 2008-02-27 9:57 AM (#104039 - in reply to #104035)
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I should post some photos of the flowers here. It is essentially spring, though we could have a cold snap or two yet. We have snowdrops and some daffodils up and the ornamental cherry trees are starting to blossom. The birds are chirping away at first light. bstqltmkr would hate it.
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bstqltmkr
Posted 2008-02-28 7:03 AM (#104089 - in reply to #103939)
Subject: RE: Backyard pond in winter


Hi Karmann, your pond actually reminded me of a pond that was in our back yard growing up. We used to shovel it and skate on it. I think it was the cattails that reminded me, we had no orange fishies.

Hi Tourist, you have me all wrong there. I'm not a hater. Let the birds sing, I love them too. Shelly
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tourist
Posted 2008-02-28 9:48 AM (#104094 - in reply to #103939)
Subject: RE: Backyard pond in winter



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karmann - I am on the west coast of BC, sometimes known as the "wet" coast or banana belt.
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bstqltmkr
Posted 2008-03-02 8:51 AM (#104231 - in reply to #103939)
Subject: RE: Backyard pond in winter


Wait a minute, Tourist, are you saying you're having spring, and the birds are singing? I'm a little slow, and I think I caught on yesterday! I do hate that, and I'm going to try out my newest swear words- Emily ****inson! What are those crazy birds thinking, they need to get back to at least Hollywood for a couple more weeks!
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tourist
Posted 2008-03-02 10:58 AM (#104239 - in reply to #104231)
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Yes, it is indeed spring here and the birds are singing. I live near a very large daffodil farm and they are picking now. Some people have started mowing their lawns, but they are sicko ex-Easterners who still think it is a novelty to mow in November and February.
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tourist
Posted 2008-03-03 7:46 PM (#104374 - in reply to #104231)
Subject: RE: Backyard pond in winter



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karmann - I love your emo phillips quote. I may borrow that!
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