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Monday, April 3, 2006
April 2006
4/30/06
My guest blogger Rachael
4/29/06
Feline Friday: Mamma Green Eyes
4/29/06
Baker Hunt......the results of a lot of hard work...
4/29/06
Aztec blessing over food
4/27/06
Easter celebrations
4/25/06
Green witchery
4/23/06
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4/23/06
Monday School:  A heart to Heart Co-op
4/22/06
Feline Friday: the orphaned kittens
4/21/06
An visual introduction to our blog :-)  
4/20/06
Horse Heaven:  more  Bashkir Curly pictures
4/20/06
Homeschooling in the public opinion:  Harris poll
4/20/06
Phony Doctor Gives Free Breast Exams
4/20/06
I want this bumper sticker
4/20/06
find the cheapest gas close to you!
4/20/06
surgery again
4/20/06
serial killer or computer programmer?
4/20/06
Do cats cause schizophrenia?
4/19/06
arsenic chicken meat....yuck!!!
4/19/06
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4/19/06
National Bird Flu plan
4/18/06
Marketing  Christianity
4/18/06
cannibalism
4/16/06
technical help needed!!!!!!!!!!!
4/14/06
Egg Dyeing With Celestial Seasoning Teas
4/14/06
sigh
4/13/06
springtime thanks
4/12/06
A Lt. General's opinion on the war
4/12/06
Passover reference sites for homeschooling
4/12/06
Noel the bat is free once more
4/12/06
Dakota Gold---a foxy wee mare
4/11/06
zoroastrian prayer to eradicate misery
4/11/06
Another reason to homeschool
4/7/06
Marketing Christianity:  Jesus, what is that smell?
4/6/06
Easter Chick
4/6/06
Homeschooling resource:  Life of the forest
4/5/06
Cute homeschooling resource:  kindergarten portfolio
4/5/06
embracing diversity
4/4/06
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4/4/06
Nature:  Murder in the Troop
4/4/06
My town makes national news over...a wild turkey...
4/3/06
Ten Super Foods
4/3/06
hummingbird
4/3/06
fun fact
4/2/06
What do you think of this walkway?
4/1/06
Curly foal
4/1/06
Dakota Gold, our mare from the Standing Rock reservation
« April 2006 Archive
Monday, April 3, 2006
3:25:00 PM EDT

hummingbird


Top Hummingbird Plants
 
I adore hummingbirds.  We once had the distinct honor of rescuing one of these living jewels when he was trapped in a fellow homeschooler's garage. Eventually the poor wee creature was so exhausted he could not fly, and we cradled him carefully in our hands and transported him to a ornithologist who specialized in rehabbing hummingbirds.
 
He was so light you  could barely feel him in your hand. 
 
I always try to think of what they will enjoy when I plant my yard.  Did you know they can see the color red from a half mile away?


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