looked today at 16.54 BST and saw 2 on two, so i thought i would take a screenshot and post it, hope you like it
4 weeks ago
PRINC180
It's a kolos
2 months ago
Hermit
Giant tortoises are so amazing.
2 months ago
Patti
Hello in green seed, cute turtle there in the water, .. what a great change this place looks, everything drier.
3 months ago
Lucy
14:20 - one thirsty totoise.
3 months ago
Patti
Hello Audrey and everyone! As this place has changed color, it seems that it does not rain so often. I have not seen the turtles now. And sansevieria, also grows here in indoor plants and also on the outside, but more yellow-green. From what I see, it grows everywhere!
3 months ago
Audrey Mason
Hi Janey, waving back. I see the Impatiens have all been nibbled away, I saw a giant tortoise have them for lunch the other week. We have them as house plants and they known commonly as Busy Lizzie because of their repeated flowering.
3 months ago
Janey
Hi all -- just a quick stop in to see any visitors. They are off eating at the moment I suppose. Waving to Audrey -- Yes, the Sansevieria grows as indoor plant in the US. They almost look like weeds here! Mick, I try to stop by regularly as it makes me happy to see these lovely creatures wading in the pond. Such a small patch of heaven for them. Lucy, I see you are in Canada -- still cold in Maryland in the US, too!
3 months ago
Audrey Mason
Hi Patti, the Sansevieria plant (mother-in- law's tongue) has to be grown as a house plant here in the UK
3 months ago
Patti
Hello? Has green nature gone? and there is still vegetation, I think those long plants, where I live, they call it the mother-in-law's tongue :-))) Hahaha, you'll see why, but well, I do not see turtles and where is Oscar? Anyway, this landscape is always beautiful, I love it!
3 months ago
Mick
Hi Lucy, it's only 01:17 here in the dark, but I'll be back during daylight hours to see the giants at their best. Not sure if I could recognise them, I'm not sure how many there are.
3 months ago
Lucy
Good morning Janey and Mick (or afternoon). The pond is now full but no tortoise yet. I try to visit my "favourites" once a day - there are many, and I look for new cameras. Janey, I'll go zip lining with you, if you go first. Regards from chilly Ontario, Canada.
3 months ago
Mick
Good morning Janey. Hope you return, these are huge boys and seem to spend so much time on screen, I wonder if fame has got to their big heads. Not sure how many there are. Great viewing. Have a nice day.
3 months ago
Janey
Morning to everyone -- Mick & Lucy, I see you are regulars. I have not stopped by in a while. This morning, one of the big boys is at the water's edge. The pond needs some replenishing as he is in more mud than water. If I were there, I would take the hose and fill the pond! Lucy, not sure about that zip line! Yikes!
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looked today at 16.54 BST and saw 2 on two, so i thought i would take a screenshot and post it, hope you like it
It's a kolos
Giant tortoises are so amazing.
Hello in green seed, cute turtle there in the water, .. what a great change this place looks, everything drier.
14:20 - one thirsty totoise.
Hello Audrey and everyone! As this place has changed color, it seems that it does not rain so often.
I have not seen the turtles now.
And sansevieria, also grows here in indoor plants and also on the outside, but more yellow-green. From what I see, it grows everywhere!
Hi Janey, waving back. I see the Impatiens have all been nibbled away, I saw a
giant tortoise have them for lunch the other week. We have them as house plants and
they known commonly as Busy Lizzie because of their repeated flowering.
Hi all -- just a quick stop in to see any visitors. They are off eating at the moment I suppose. Waving to Audrey -- Yes, the Sansevieria grows as indoor plant in the US. They almost look like weeds here! Mick, I try to stop by regularly as it makes me happy to see these lovely creatures wading in the pond. Such a small patch of heaven for them. Lucy, I see you are in Canada -- still cold in Maryland in the US, too!
Hi Patti, the Sansevieria plant (mother-in- law's tongue) has to be grown as a house plant here in the UK
Hello?
Has green nature gone? and there is still vegetation, I think those long plants, where I live, they call it the mother-in-law's tongue :-))) Hahaha, you'll see why, but well, I do not see turtles and where is Oscar?
Anyway, this landscape is always beautiful, I love it!
Hi Lucy, it's only 01:17 here in the dark, but I'll be back during daylight hours to see the giants at their best. Not sure if I could recognise them, I'm not sure how many there are.
Good morning Janey and Mick (or afternoon). The pond is now full but no tortoise yet. I try to visit my "favourites" once a day - there are many, and I look for new cameras. Janey, I'll go zip lining with you, if you go first. Regards from chilly Ontario, Canada.
Good morning Janey. Hope you return, these are huge boys and seem to spend so much time on screen, I wonder if fame has got to their big heads. Not sure how many there are. Great viewing. Have a nice day.
Morning to everyone -- Mick & Lucy, I see you are regulars. I have not stopped by in a while. This morning, one of the big boys is at the water's edge. The pond needs some replenishing as he is in more mud than water. If I were there, I would take the hose and fill the pond! Lucy, not sure about that zip line! Yikes!