What Did You See In Your Yard Today?

[mchook]

20 hours ago, slusher said:

What kind of spider is that, looks creepy?

I'm not sure but yes creepy as...

[89AKurt]

The young Buck that has been going for the Apples out back, was startled because I was out front crouched down working on rocks.

Never have seen such large mushrooms before.  A website declares that they will not determine if they are "Destroying Angel" poisonous at all, just assume all are.
I picked the upside down last night, and the other had grown.

More nearby.

 

[bobss396]

Attempting to grow some broccoli and cabbage before it gets too cold.

[Russell C]

From this afternoon, Gila woodpecker (Melanerpes uropygialis) has figured out how to land on the hummingbird feeder for a sugar water snack.

Edited yesterday at 04:03 AM by Russell C

[slusher]

5 hours ago, Russell C said:

From this afternoon, Gila woodpecker (Melanerpes uropygialis) has figured out how to land on the hummingbird feeder for a sugar water snack.

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Have not seen a wood Pecker like that before..

[ksnow]

7 hours ago, Russell C said:

From this afternoon, Gila woodpecker (Melanerpes uropygialis) has figured out how to land on the hummingbird feeder for a sugar water snack.

Cool bird. Looks similar to the flickers we see around here. 

We have finches and orioles that try to use the hummingbird feeders.

[Russell C]

18 hours ago, slusher said:

Have not seen a wood Pecker like that before..

Native more or less just to the Arizona Sonoran desert and on down into northern Mexico / Baja Peninsula. They're one of the birdies that create "saguaro boots," but when I looked that up just now, I learned that it's a long range planning thing, where the pecked-out area lining within the saguaro doesn't harden up for at least a year to provide a nest area to live in.