The Seventh Month of 2008

I haven’t posted photos in a couple of weeks and the photos that I posted last were from June. I thought I would make a new post and show you some of the photos that I took this month, July. I wish I could show you more of them than I will be, but, I keep family photos off of the Internet.

Rooster coming to get a closeup Chickens getting their morning sun They grow so quickly

The chickens keep getting bigger. Pretty soon we’re going to have to have chicken and dumplings for supper one evening. I wish there were more hens, though. I love fresh eggs. Especially brown eggs. Though, I don’t like them when they have blood in them.

Japanese Beetle taking a break Pods Tree beans

In the second set of photos above there is a Japanese beetle on a stalk of corn. A corn update: It didn’t do so well. It dried out way too quickly. The photos beside the Japanese beetle are buddings, I guess that’s what you’d call them, from a shoemaker tree. I don’t know what the correct term for the tree is but my family has always called it a shoemaker tree. I haven’t been able to find any references to shoemaker trees online so I’m going to assume it’s a Southern term.

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One Response to “The Seventh Month of 2008”

  1. April Says:

    They are actually sumac trees. Most folks around here do say shoemake or shoemaker.. Enjoyed your photographs.

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