Their name escapes me.... I knew it when I loaded up the photo, then it ran off... Seruti?? Senetti??? Hey ho. Those purple things in my garden, anyway. They're doing rather well.Thank you for all your kind messages after my last post.
I am still quite lethargic of late, and it's hard to have some get up and go, but I'm trying :)
The bright days help, though it's getting very hot here! In London it's 90 degrees F. and it's almost that here, too, London being about 50 miles away. Very humid.
Today I read on the BBC news website that they are feeding the raccoons ice lollies at Drusillas, a wildlife centre in East Sussex that I once visited. Ha! Here's a link to the report, with photo's, and a short video of the raccoons! Hope it makes you smile!
-They are also rubbing suncream onto the tapirs, apparently!
I once read that if you have a white cat you need to apply it to their ears or they'll burn, so if any of you have snowy moggies, get your sunblock out and start sharing!
alas, too hot for Raccoons here, too! Or cats, or even the dog...she is quite happy to stay in with us! I love those flowers...please try to remember the name and tell me!
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The flowers are beautiful. They brought a smile to me! So did the raccoons and their ice lollies
ReplyDeleteWow these flowers are just stunning
ReplyDeleteHugs Linda
Lovely flowers :-)
ReplyDeleteYes you have to keep cats ears protected from the sun. A poor old kitty who used to live next to me had to have his ears removed due to cancer from sitting to long in the sun!
Love the raccoons... :) And those flowers aren't called Zinnias, are they? They're lovely.
ReplyDeletePhew! Too hot for me here, back to sit in the shade!
ReplyDeleteHi dear Helena! I'm afraid we here in Michigan, USA have your cool and cloudy UK weather! It's been tempting to get out the Halloween decorations!
ReplyDeleteAt least with the warmth your joints won't hurt as badly. Your flowers are just so pretty! Like you! :)
Lots of hugs,
Lorianna
that hot huh ? I love those flowers they always look artificial but are not I want some .sandy Hi Bob
ReplyDeleteGorgeous vibrant flowers. It was so hot wasn't it?
ReplyDeleteI now think the flowers were called SENETTI.
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