Keksie

I am mostly knitting tops this year but I did manage to finish this shawl.

Wow Texas is really getting the storms this year. Sorry about your tree but glad you are safe.

He reads like a sad guy who expects others to entertain him and who drinks too much. Not someone I would want to hang out with or read.

We have just been on two, but have two more booked.

You haven't bought cat food lately have you. I just spent $300 at chewy to feed my group. Lol

The above plus my knitting.

Backup singer as a second career?

Well that was no fun. I hope it doesn't hurt much and she recovers fast.

I am so sorry to read about your fall. May you heal and get better quickly.

Wow you have the best wildlife viewing. Love all your pictures.

Nice trinket. Baby will be here before you know it and then you will blink and they will be off to college

You are awesome. I just can't do mulch every year. This is an off year yippee. It will be beautiful when you are done, I love the look of mulch.

I have a very narrow idea of ideal temperatures for my indoor spaces. I keep our ac set at 74 which goes on sometime in April and goes off in maybe late September. I keep the heat set at 72 and it goes on when I get cold which may be in November and last until Februaryish. Basically I don't want to be uncomfortable or have to wear a bunch of clothes inside to keep warm.

However we have no need for snow shovels.

I'm glad they say it looks good but sorry the boot is heavy. Ugh air problems are no fun and I hope it will be a quick fix. Take care.

As a last ditch effort have her search out how to feed baby rabbits and follow those instructions

I spoke with my boss. Have her look up animal health now dot org. Put in her zip code and licensed rehabbers may show up. Or call animal clinics in the area to see if they will help. If none of this works let me know.

I can't get it to play on my phone and I am away from home so don't have access to my laptop. If I can get a good picture I will contact my boss and get her opinion

The best thing to do for baby animals is to let them be. Deer and bunnies the mothers only come by to feed them so as to not draw predators. If the babies can't be reunited for instance if the mother has been killed then keep the babies in a warm quite area and contact a rehab facility. Feed a baby the wrong formula can make them very ill. If there is no rehab facility then email or call Emerald Coast Wildlife Refuge in Navarre Florida and explain what has happened and ask for advice. Most of our babies are kidnapping victims by well meaning people. However, if you find a oppossum under 5" in length they need help. They are not old enough to be on their own and mom won't come back for them. Baby squirrels and baby birds that fall out of a nest and look uninjured can be reunited with mom by making a nest out of a box and some dry leaves or grass and placing up in a tree close to where they fell. Keep an eye out and if not reunited in a day then go to plan B. P.s. you did the exactly right thing.

If they absolutely can not return or find a rehab place there are instructions online to feed baby bunnies. I will warn you it isn't easy and there is a high rate of failure. Having just one person feed them, keep them in a quiet place for them, don't change their bedding too often because they need to have their environment smell the same.

I am not finding any rehab places in Fargo. They might try calling fish and wildlife who might know some mom and pop homes that rehab. The best thing is to get them back to where they found them first thing in the morning.

Yes it is better to not try to feed them since that can do more harm then good.

Mother rabbits leave the babies alone for most of the day so that they don't lure predators to the nest . Baby bunnies are very hard to raise. They need special formula and a very quiet environment. If there isn't a facility for wildlife then they may be able to find a rehabber on book of faces.

That ended well

The best thing would be to reunite the babies with mom. If that is not possible keep them in a warm, quiet place until they can get to a rehabilitator asap.