Sunday

 The red bellied woodpecker showed up for only a couple of minutes. He was gone just two seconds after I recklessly took a shot. The head would of been in the light but I couldn't wait for him to turn his head. I find the spots on this bird to be so unusual. 

 The freeze finished almost every single bloom. The colors are still good to see as it starts to wither up and die.

 This stray stem that grew threw the webbing didn't seem to get frosted. Most of them did. I can not start cut out big sections of them, bag the stems and dead leaves, and pull the roots getting the area ready for spring. 

 The red tropical has been brought inside as the sun room doesn't get heated at night. We have nine red blooms on this plant right now. Some people didn't think it would last us very long.

 I placed the green tomatoes in the depression glass bowl. They are taking a long time to turn but some of them have ripened. I am sure they won't taste so good but I can cut them up to put in spaghetti sauce. I am old enough now to not know where I got the bowl. My grandmother or my mom had it and I rescued it,

 The neighbor's maple tree was more colorful. I am not sure why it lost its red but I suppose they are at the stage of dropping and turning brown. They get a huge pile of leaves beneath this tree. I have some more to mulch but will get to it on Tuesday. I have an endo doctor visit tomorrow morning. 

Thanks for stopping by today.