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Black Bird and Yellow Rose

by Pamela Moresby November 9, 2017, 11:27 am 380 Views 3 Votes 7 Comments

I was in the Warehouse yesterday and saw a yellow rose for sale. It’s called “Chameleon” It smelled nice, I always think a rose should smell nice. So today, I planted this “Chameleon”.

Now I started weeding and arranging flowery plants and found a very tiny visitor watching me work.

#1 Chameleon Rose

Newly planted today.

#2 Tiny Visitor

I didn't have my camera today but this is what the tiny visitor looks like. It was following me around the garden. A juvenile Black bird

#3 Chameleon Rose Buds

This is part of the Rose I planted today. I believe the yellow has different shades of yellow as it grows.

#4 Black Bird Fledgling

A bird is a gardener's best friend, gets rid of garden pests. Eats nasty things in the garden. Loves gardeners because they can find more to eat in the garden.

#5 Roses on Rai’s side

Garden next to mine

#6 Geranium Pink

Easy to grow just put it into the ground and it grows.

#7 Black bird at work in the garden

The Black bird eats slugs and snail, worms and small insects.

#8 A Rose Red, Rai’s

Grown from a cutting from my rose.

#9 Black Bird Juvenile

A tiny friend also interested in gardening and inspects the garden as you do gardening.

What do you think?

3 Points

Blackbirds flowers Gardening nature roses

Written by Pamela Moresby

7 Comments

jasmine says:

November 11, 2017 at 12:36 pm

very nice awesome love the name

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- Pamela Moresby says:
  
  November 12, 2017 at 9:23 am
  
  Thanks Jasmine for your kind comments
Carol DM says:

November 9, 2017 at 11:38 pm

Beautiful garden you have there and love the birds.

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- Pamela Moresby says:
  
  November 10, 2017 at 7:04 am
  
  Thanks so much Carol, pleased you like it as well.
ellie925 says:

November 9, 2017 at 11:35 pm

Such a beautiful post!
- Pamela Moresby says:
  
  November 10, 2017 at 7:09 am
  
  Thanks so much Ellie for your kind comments
Albert Herdianto Widjojo says:

November 9, 2017 at 1:32 pm

A great series portraits of symbiotic mutualism.

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