{Carolina Wren on Nest}

You have seen photos before from a Carolina Wren on a Nest, in the greenhouse and such.

This time it had her nest in one of our fiberglass window boxes from Flower Framers of Cincinnati, on our kitchen bay window.
In my header, above, you can see the bay window... this nest was to the right.

When I walked around the bay window, with my camera, I could just capture her on the nest.

Our White  Verbena are not looking happy here; they actually died off.

But how clever to build against the corner, under the protection of the roof extension!

Related links:

{Wren's Nest} | previous post by me

{Wren Nest in Our Greenhouse} | previous post by me
{Our Backyard Wildlife HABITAT Certificate from August 1997} | previous post by me

{205 Countries Visited - Welcome Mayotte & Message to Incognito Relatives}

Already on September 13, the 205th Country Visited my humble blog - Welcome Mayotte!

Mayotte is a little Island, West of Madagascar and belongs to FRANCE.

My Dutch relatives, that visit me Incognito, I do wish PEACE!

Mom is in heaven... please find solace by her last words: 'Oh wàt zijn ze lief allemaal!' or 'Oh what are they all sweet!' 
Such a blessing to have this on video...

No, we were not crazy for toting cans with dinosaur soup & cast iron muffin pans for our nephews. We loved them and still do!

Related link:

{Mom Lived 16 Days Short of Her 91st Birthday} | Previous post by me with added message to my relatives...
{Airline Baggage Weight and Campbell Dinosaur Soup} | Previous post by me about carrying cans of dinosaur soup and heavy cast iron gifts for our nephews.

{Late Summer Jasmine}

All throughout summer we will have some heavenly jasmines blooming.
This is the thick and fully double Jasminum Sambac - Jasmine Grand Duke of Tuscany, below post you find link with more info from my previous post.n

Such a late summer jasmine, with some sunshine is pure bliss!

Placed in a tiny silver vase and photographed on the balcony.

It has some pink edges.

Playing with the light...

The backside reveals some dried up petals, from an earlier drought.

But even those dried up petals do have their charm!

Related link:

{Jasminum Sambac - Jasmine Grand Duke of Tuscany} | previous post by me