Must Be a Nature Conservatory or Something

It seems like the wildlife has flourished around these parts. I guess that it helps that we live on a bit of land and are far from the main road. We have a wee bunny that we happily share our garden with; even though he's too quick to catch a picture of. And a hanging basket had to fall prey to drought when it couldn't be watered for fear of drowning some bird eggs. Take a walk with me, won't you?

We have several hummingbirds who frequent the feeder.
Amelia is the best at catching sight of them.

This momma and poppa bluebirds live in that smaller house;
they had several wee babies this year.

We're making an attempt to attract mason bees to our garden.
Mason bees are smaller than honey bees and are peaceful,
non-stinging bees unlike honeybees.

It was raining; not sure what he was doing, but when I asked him later,
he said "meditating or something." Go figure!

Barn swallow nest. There are chicks in it now.
Maybe I can snap a picture of them.

Wee snail found amongst the beans in the garden.