Hallson Gardens

Good question Phyllis. I would like to hear the answer also.

Oh Annie, its so good to see Travis!! Love the expressions he's giving you!

I just love these little guys Claudia! And guess where they come for the winter when they leave your place? Yep, down here!

These guys sure are pretty!

Absolutely gorgeous Annie!

Great photos Claudia!! I had a Beswick wren make her nest in one of the hanging pots on the front porch and the babies all left the nest this week. They were great fun to watch.

Wow! That last picture is awesome!

This guy came visiting the other day... thankfully I scared him enough (the dog didn't even seem to phase him) and he left and I haven't seen him back. http://RockinC.smugmug.com/photos/312160318_ATxAP-M.jpg Little Eastern Phoebes http://RockinC.smugmug.com/photos/315631047_fTScw-M.jpg http://Rockin...

OMG!! Those are excellent... lucky you!

Great pictures. Ya know, its such a shame. I only lived an hour from the wildlife park and I never went there.

Very nice pictures Claudia!! The hummers here have already had their babies and boy, the feeders are busy!

They are adorable!!

Oh Ginger, how absolutely adorable!!

She's perfectly gorgeous!!

Will have to try the bananas! Our dogs love baked sweet potatos, skins and all.

Awwww... what a sweet picture of both of you... I LOVE your new haircut!!

A big welcome to the Hallson's furkid family! He has such an expressive face... love the picture! I agree, kudos to you for taking a rescue!

Ginger, that oriole was waiting until the weather settled down before heading north!

OMG, she is cute! But I agree with Ginger... if they get too comfortable, they move right and make themselves at home. They used to move into our barn all the time... nice cushie bed and plenty of cat food.

Hi Mooie!! And of course she's absolutely gorgeous so she must be forgiven, right? Love your gnomes!