Direct translation: niñita.
Maybe Niña?
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I think a spanish name would be appropriate and it would go with her mom’s name. Bonita ('Nita)? Leche since she’s white?
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It it hot? The squirrels here in central Texas so that to cool off. They can only sweat thru their feet
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Oh, it’s hot here. Maybe not Central Texas hot but Missouri summer hot and humid.
That’s an interesting fact about squirrels and sweating through their feet
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Flat, I’d say
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Thank you for posting this. I’ve been watching it and enjoying it.
And it doesn’t get dark at night, so there’s always something to see!
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That there is a Puddle Puppy.
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pound for pound, that hound is round!
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Happy dog at start of day…
Until, “Where the feck did you get all those seeds!?”
Honestly, smothered in the bastard things, from nose to tail. An one-hour brush, some of which he enjoys, some of which he is all teeth.
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When you live out in the country, a short, smooth coat is essential!
My last dog would look a mess, but within about 15-20 minutes all the mud would have sloughed off…and most of the stickle-burrs.
If/when I finally get another dog, that’s got to be one of the main requirements.
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This bee took a ride on the sprayer for 5 minutes. Landed when I set it down but hung on while I carefully used it. Glad I saw them before I gripped in the usual place
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little thing was thirsty!
i’ve had anoles do that and just hang on for the ride until a leaf is in range (and wet for a drink).
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I don’t doubt it! It’s been so hot. I hope they got enough water. We keep a very dirty birth bath (bees like dirty water) nearby but it was mostly empty before I refilled it. Another cleaner water bath out front. Each with rocks inside so a bee can land and take a sip or climb out if they fall in. Rigged them to overfill a bit when the drip irrigation runs, to wash out mosquito eggs and give the mason bees mud to work with.
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