Michael and Ashley seemed to be in AWE of everything!
More later with photos...
This one was taken at the show by the company that runs the show...Not the greatest but a memory none the less...
I'm pretty sure they are female rubythroats but I just thought it was neat seeing white on the wings...I'll definitely be able to tell those apart from the others...I didn't have much luck with the bluebirds. Julie decided to walk in on them while they were feeding on bugs and scared them away...I won't give up and I am still looking for that painted bunting too!
They aren't baby chicks anymore...more in the teenage stage now!! We let them out in the yard every evening and sit and watch them...for entertainment and to keep an eye out for predators too! After watching them I am thinking we may have 4 roosters and 3 hens, sigh! But we honestly won't know until they are a bit bigger. I was hoping for more hens but if there is only 3 that won't be so bad...We'll keep one of the roosters and maybe someday have some baby chicks to increase the flock, lol...Oh the joys of chicken ranching, ekk....
Yucca in bloom.
A closer view of the Yucca with dew on the bloom...
Indian Blanket

Phlox with dew...so sweet and one of my favorites!
A closer view of the horsemint/spotted Beebalm.
I just love the color pallet!
Indian Blanket surrounded by a member of the mustard family.
Phlox
Either a Western White or a Checkered White Butterfly.
Wild Morning glories
Small and dainty but I haven't been able to identify it yet.
Another one from the Aster family
Mesquite surrounded by wildflowers in the back pasture.
Rabbits eye-view of the back pasture, lol...
Sage
Morning light on tree branch by the creek. Green, Green, Green Gotta love it!
Mandavilla...I thought I had taken a photo of the whole vine but didn't...Maybe tomorrow!
Plumbago...I need a better photo!