A Ducker’s Adventures story
After church today we peeked in the bluebird house. Here is me peeking in the hole but I couldn’t see much that way.
Mrs. Green wonders if there might be a fourth baby because there were four eggs the last time she looked in the box. One might not have hatched. Here are some more pictures she took several days ago.
I've been watching the birdhouse very closely for the past three days knowing they could fledge any time. On Friday,...
The second baby bluebird hatched on June 22 which is unusual. Normally bluebirds don't start incubating the eggs until all...
The baby bluebirds are hatching today. This is the first one. I want to go out and peek again, but...
I sat and watched the mama and papa Bluebirds feed their babies for some time today. I was watching mostly...
Here are my babies again. Notice the baby's eyes are open. Only one head can be seen, but in this...
These are sorry pictures but you know how proud grandparents can be...
Ducker loves to travel and visit new places. Sometimes he gets restless and quacks and quacks begging Mrs. Green to find someplace where he can go. He travels with the help of the Post Office most of the time since that is cheaper than airline tickets. Contact Janice D. Green if you would like to host Ducker for a visit to someplace special. He behaves himself most of the time.
I’m looking for the Honeycomb Bible. My niece in South Carolina uses this bible in her school and I could like to be able to get this bible for gifts for other children.
If you could please let me know where I could buy this bible I would appreciate it very much.
I know nothing about the Honeycomb Bible. I have recently chosen the name Honeycomb Adventures Press to publish my Bible storybooks. I would be interested in learning more about the Honeycomb Bible myself.
The babies should fledge any day now. I had hoped to see them leave the box today. I saw them peeking out every now and then.