Memorable June 2008 event in our garden
Everything seem so marvelously perfect in our tropical garden setting in June. Foliage plants were at their luxuriant best, flowering plants/shrubs were happily blooming non-stop, mealy bugs/white flies were least seen, and even the weather was extra kind, neither too hot nor too wet.
To give you an idea, we’ve added our garden image here, displaying a section of our front yard, just outside our home and adjacent to our car porch. Such wonderful beauties that put smiles on our faces unceasingly. Just give them a little TLC and be rewarded with a multitude of colorful goodies!
Tropical gardening is so much easier and simpler when compared with temperates that have four seasons. However, we think temperate gardening gives much more fun though more work too, besides being wonderfully challenging! 
Frankly, we are very happy and delighted with our little paradise, contented with the many blessings therein. Yet, our loving and gracious God wants to give us more…!
A rare and remarkable event unfolded in our lovely garden in June. We got to witness the amazing breeding cycle of the Pycnonotus luteolus (White-browed Bulbul), the whole process, from nest-building to fledging their young birdies! How awesome – one of our most joyous and blessed lifetime experiences! More here.
To further recapture the memorable one-in-a-thousand chance experience, I just have to create a life poster of the birds’ breeding event and, to thank God for this awesome gift with the amazing hymn, Shout to The Lord.
Here is the collage…enjoy the images collectively!
Related posts (using plugin: YARPP) :
- Backyard bird watching in our garden, May 2010
- July 2008 in our garden
- White-browed Bulbuls zeroed in on our Java Apples!
- Garden surprises in June 2009
- White-browed Bulbuls nesting on our Lady Palm Tree!
Tags: annuals, birds, collage, ferns, flowering plants, groundcovers, our garden, outdoor plants, perennials, shrubs, wildlife
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