Good afternoon my dear Blogger friends. As always, I'm glad to get here and do a post.
Last week as Thandi and I were leaving The Bunker (in readiness for the incoming guests), she pointed through car window and said "kwagga". I looked and saw a pair of zebras on the property.
The zebras striding along the top of The Bunker garden
When I sent the image to my friend, Estelle, on the same estate, she responded thus....jpg)
Steve giving tyhe same pair a tidbit. They also have a bachelor guinea fowl on their property!
I managed Steve and Estelle's art shop in the Valley for two years after Grant's death. They are very dear friends of mine. And oh, Steve cuts my hair every month. 💇
Last week at home, I noticed my Buddleja salviifolia had all but died on the one side. We lopped off the dead branches, dug a good supply of compost into the ground around it and gave it a good soaking. I'm happy to say, ten days on it's looking a lot healthier and greener than the photo below.
My Buddleja salviiflora looking a little worse for the wear
Oh wow, I would love to see the zebras, the bunker guest have great wildlife sightings. I am glad you were able to save your Buddleia. Thank you for linking up and sharing your post. Take care, enjoy your weekend. PS, thank you for leaving me comment.
ReplyDeletei would LOVE to see those zebras, how cool is this
ReplyDeleteHow I would love to see zebras. Glad that you were able to save the Buddleah, and love that sunbird nest too.
ReplyDeleteHow cool is that, Zebra's stopping by for a treat.
ReplyDeleteThose are such beautiful animals and it's been years since I saw any (and that was at the zoo). Thanks for sharing!
ReplyDeleteI like the photo of your friend feeding the zebras and the misty blue mountains in the distance.
ReplyDeleteVery cool to see zebras. You will soon be a safari destination.
ReplyDeleteFantastic photos of the zebras. I love the animals of Africa.
ReplyDeleteZebras are such fascinating animals.
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