Since then the temperatures and humidity have increased dramatically.
Now the ground is dried out, the grazed pastures aren't recovering and my garden is wilting. We need rain!
The herd has grazed down all the fields. Their hay field is ready to be baled and I hope the haying equipment gets here soon to do it, before the cows figure out a way to get into it.
The girls are busy every day scavenging any tasty green morsal they find.
I hope the thunderstorms that are predicted for later today bring some rain.
The hillsides are dry, but green.
I actualy never thought the snow would ever melt....
In the evenings as the sun sets, the Whipporwills sing in harmony with the crickets and night birds.
At 9 pm the Fireflys light up the fields and the trees like mini christmas lights.
June is wonderful.
Now lets hope for a little rain to make my pole beans happy.
Your cows look so happy on that green hillside! Hope you get your rain soon!
ReplyDeleteOh I loved this...so idyllic and then to read that the fireflies have emerged. Very magical to me.
ReplyDeleteThanks for the posting,
Sharon Lovejoy Writes from Sunflower House and a Little Green Island
Are we ever happy with our weather?
ReplyDeleteThey are predicting thunder storms but we haven't seen any rain yet (on the NH/VT border)
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