Italian Stone Walls interconnect throughout property

Italian Stone Walls interconnect throughout property
Terraced Landscape

New Flower Beds

New Flower Beds
Hostas and Day Lilles Planned

It's a Dogs Life

It's a Dogs Life
Walter

Hawk

Hawk
Injured Visitor

Refuge

Besides Feeding and Breeding grounds we are visited by those seeking respite from injuries

...a time to plant and a time to uproot...

On July 8th 2010 it was 6:30am I was studying in Ecclesiastes and ironicly was reading the previous verse when. Crack-Kabloom-Swoosh -an 80' tree on the hillside came down in the middle of the side yard. I had just finished some blockwork for the new flower beds.."The finger of God touched me today, with gentleness it came crashing." A small amount of damage to the back kitchen roof and an electrical wire knocked loose. Not a plant, ornament or window screen was damaged. "Adversity too is a Blessing from the Lord. His word a two-edged sword tearing asunder the works of God and the works of man." Has a giant tree fallen into the middle of your plans? Praise God He knows what He is doing! The birds are feasting on the insects of the exposed tree carcass which they needed badly during this hot spell.

7/25/16

Lonesome Pine Wildlife Habitat, LLC,  is humbled to announce our goal of becoming a Bed and Breakfast
as a means of supporting the Habitat and to increase our ability to disperse donations to worthy missionary causes. Our primary focus at this time is WOF International Ministries and their Mission House Center in Guyana. Donations can be sent directly to:
WOF INTERNATIONAL MINISTRIES % Lloyd Bisnauth, 29 Strathearne Ave. #4, Brampton ON L6T 4V6. If you donate directly to WOF please note LPWH, LLC.  Suzanne Fitzgerald so they will know of our ongoing commitment.
 
    I am excited to enlarge our support both locally and Internationally. You will see more updates here as we move forward towards our goals.
    My diagnosis of Chronic Lymes Disease has certainly changed my life. The fog is lifting, God is good. It has taken me some time to adjust to the physical, financial, and emotional challenges. But I am seeing the light at the end of the tunnel, praise God. What seemed as changes to heavy to bear has been turned to hope. Hope that I can continue to be a blessing to others through my talents to my community and to those who give of themselves daily for the betterment of others.


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Happy Day!

Happy Day!
Laughing in clover

My Dad Rest in Peace Dad. Miss you!

My Dad Rest in Peace Dad. Miss you!
James Fitzgerald

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Duchess Penne' Daddy's Girl

Duchess Penne' Daddy's Girl
'Papillon'

Blue Jay

Blue Jay
Posing for the shot

Grackel

Grackel
Species are abundant here
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Lincolnshire Park

Lincolnshire Park
Gone Fishin'

Resting After a Round of Catch

Resting After a Round of Catch
She loves to chase the ball

Web Sites:

Web Sites Hummingbirds www.hummingbirds.net North American Butterfly Association www.naba.org/links.html Offers basic information and a useful page of butterfly links. Monarch Watch www.monarchwatch.org A national program based at the University of Kansas that tracks monarch migration. Migratory Pollinators Program www.desertmuseum.org The Pollination Home Page www.pollinator.com

Thirsty for a drink

Thirsty for a drink
Butterfly Garden

Corn Fowers

Corn Fowers
can't have too many

Oriole

Oriole
Injured Eye

In honor of the pine that was taken down

The Lonesome Pine stood tall and proud its girth, its strength they spoke so loud. But as the wind through branches blew in soft and muffled tones it spew the secrets of a town it knew . And the years went by and by. It spoke of ancient days and cried of whispered dreams and cloudy skies it watched as people shuffled by along the trail from far and wide. And the years went by and by. Its feathered friends called from their nests "Lay your burdens here and rest. Sit a spell and be my guest." And the years went by and by. Their troubles they did lay aside for simple play they came inside in fading shadows they did hide and the years went by and by. Unscripted, grappled, hues of blue understory grew and grew. wounded spirits gave way to new And the years went by and by. The lonesome pine in comforts sun hung down its head in martyrdom it heaved a sigh a job well done then quietly it did succumb. And the years went by and by. written by Suzanne Fitzgerald on May 6th 2009 began at 4 am completed at 6:am

Bumble Bee

Bumble Bee
Lots of them this year!

Pearl Cresent (Phyciodes thaos)

Pearl Cresent (Phyciodes thaos)
Looks like stained glass