Saturday, October 3, 2020

Saturday Sparks Link Party 394

Welcome to Saturday Sparks 394!

Starting off today's party with some early morning guests - some, more welcome than others.


We have had turkeys here daily and as you may know,  I look forward to their visits. 

This morning, our feathered friends were happily enjoying the front field when suddenly a powerful shadow flew over them.

A flock of Canadian Geese honed in on the turkeys and decided they wanted in.

They circled a few times before finally landing.

All seemed well as they mingled and got to know each other, but 5 minutes later the love fest was over.

The geese let it be known that they were taking over and chased off the timid birds.

Shortly after driving off our friends, they set their sights on our newly seeded and hayed driveway edges.

They started digging up large sections to get at the fresh seed beneath, destroying all of darling hubby's hard work.

They had officially overstayed their welcome and had to go!

A quick waving of arms caused them to retreat into the field, only to double back again.

Another attempt at scaring them off, once again failed.

Third time's a charm, as darling hubby was able to get them to leave with the help of his trusty golf cart.

As much as I love our wildlife, on occasion we have to persuade some to move along.

Such is life in the country.

"The only good cage is an empty cage."

~ Lawrence Anthony

Now, let's get this party started..

First up, the Fabulous Features from Saturday Sparks 393.



Chalk Paint French Linen Night Stands at Wise Little Owl Furniture


A Cozy Autumn Table at Everyday Living





No Bake Pumpkin Cookies at Cook Clean Repeat
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Link up your latest inspiring posts such as:

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25 comments:

  1. Thank you for hosting the party, Suzanne.
    Naush

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    1. It is my pleasure Naush! Have a wonderful week, Suzanne.

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  2. Such a great photo of the turkeys! Sorry to hear the geese were bullies to them. They are quite the bossy things, aren’t they? Glad your husband was able to persuade them to leave.

    Michelle
    https://mybijoulifeonline.com

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    1. Thanks Michelle! The geese do have a rough side to them. Sadly, it has most likely been caused by being ousted from everywhere they go. The good news is that somehow they still seem to manage and thrive. All my best, Suzanne.

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  3. Thanks for the party always a fun place to visit and Link

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  4. Yes, life in the country... Thanks so much for featuring my fall post and for hosting each week. Enjoy your weekend!
    Shelley

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    1. Happy to feature your fall post Shelley! Country living is never dull, that's for sure. Peace and blessings, Suzanne.

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  5. Suzanne, I understand country living. So glad your husband took care of the geese. Thanks for hosting and for featuring my cozy autumn table. Have a lovely weekend!

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    1. Your autumn table is simply perfect, Pam. I have a feeling the geese will be back again at some point, but hopefully the grass will be grown by then and it won't be an issue. Grace and Peace, Suzanne.

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  6. Thank you for the feature this week and for hosting such a great linky party!!

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    1. Love your pumpkins, Beth. Being that I am a quilter, they caught my eye instantly. Glad to hear you are enjoying the party. Smiles, Suzanne.

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  7. Thank you so much for the feature. Hope you have a wonderful week.

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    1. You are very welcome Michele! Tis the season for all things pumpkin, so your cookies are spot on! Warm wishes, Suzanne.

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  8. We have a flock of Canadian geese that lives at the pond by our church this time of year. We have to be careful not to step in their large droppings when we walk in the grass nearby!

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    1. Yes, Kristie - so true! And if it rains, the presents they leave are a slippery nightmare! Thankfully, they haven't been too much of a problem for us, just now while the fresh seed is down. My best to you, Suzanne.

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  9. Thanks for hosting! I brought by some Mini Key Lime Mousse Pies. Hope you enjoy. :)

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  10. Love the Fall and all the inspiring features, Suzanne. I don't have great fondness for Canada geese at all. When we lived in our house on the river and kept our riverbank clean, it was like an open invitation every day, having to chase off the geese. Their excrement was a real biohazard in the city! We used holographic ribbon to try to keep them away, but they seem to overcome any and all interference with their bold presence.

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    1. Yes, they are quite bold Rita and I can imagine that their waste would be a problem long term. We have been lucky so far in that they come by here every year, but only for a short time and move along. Hopefully, that continues to be the case. Your friend, Suzanne.

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  11. I hope you are enjoying your weekend and thank you for hosting!

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  12. Thanks so much for hosting each week!!
    It is greatly appreciated!! Stay safe, healthy and happy!!
    Hugs,
    Deb

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  13. Darn geese! They wreak havoc here where they flew from all summer long. The tamer ones will chase you. Glad you were able to successfully shoo them away the third time. Have a lovely Sunday, Suzanne, and thanks for hosting!

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  14. So I'm posting my Buffalo Check black and white placemats with a simple tablescape for lunch, for my daughter Alexandra and her husband Sergio and the two of us. I'm such a fan of checks.
    Thank you for hosting dear friend.
    Have a great and safe week ahead.
    Fabby

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  15. So very beautiful. Very lovely.

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