At first it was difficult for me to be alarmed by the LB.
I say, just look at that sweet face.
LB even tried to make friends with the chicks that roam the garden. I could just hear him say "Come on gize, talk to me." Of course they wouldn't talk to a little trouble maker.
After all they witnessed LB stuffing his pouches with sunflower seeds and then planting them in all the planters on the patio.
He even had the audacity to plant a clump in my orchids.
I am finding little clumps of sunflowers popping up everywhere around the house.
Even the fairies are getting into the act. The Prince of Fairies tried to talk some sense into him. Explaining that if his presence was not intrusive he would be welcome.
He wouldn't listen to anything the Prince tried to tell him. He just turned his back and went about eating sunflower seeds and planting his stashes everywhere.
The other fairies are on the look out for LB.
They are watchful because they don't want globs of sunflowers popping up in their gardens. They are shocked at how he keeps misbehaving.
The really scary thing is that Midnight, protector of the Fairies, has been called into action by the Fairies. She thinks LB is such a tempting morsel.
It will be interesting to see if LB lasts. He is quick as lightening. If all he does is plant a few sunflower seeds I won't be rooting against him.
I have a couple of these guys also. I didn't mind until I realized they eat birds eggs and baby birds. I recently scared a chipmunk out of a cardinal's nest, but no damage had been done.
ReplyDeleteWhat a little seed planting imp! Bad boy.
ReplyDeleteSweet LB!!! I love him! I'm so glad he is welcome! LOL.
ReplyDeleteOh how adorable. We have gray squirrels that plant Walnut trees every where in our yard, planters and pots. How they can dig in that hard ground always amazes me since I cant get a pick in the ground. :) I love that one of the imp with the fairy leaning back. what a painting that would make. :)
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ReplyDeleteWhat a cutie! It's hard to get mad at someone with a sweet little face like this even if his cheeks are a bit puffy. At least he's planting sunflowers for you and not some kind of weed:)
ReplyDeleteHe looks very happy in your garden. We have all sorts of critters but oddly I've not seen these.
ReplyDeleteI see a Midnight meal in the near future.
ReplyDeleteHave to agree with Lee on the Midnight meal! But it could be worse - I just read an article on how iguanas are overrunning gardens in Florida. Now that would be a challenge!
ReplyDeleteStraight out of Beatrix Potter!
ReplyDeleteoh he is so sweet. I do hope he finds a home with the fairies, he looks perfect in their garden. Our cat unfortunately dispatched with any and all invading chipmunks.
ReplyDeleteLove this post! Such cute pics of the little varmints. I am voting for Midnight and the fairies to handle LB-sorry.
ReplyDeleteOh, he is a little brat indeed. We don't have those little guys here, and I am glad. Squirrels are bad enough. So are deer. Funny post.~~Dee
ReplyDeleteToo cute!
ReplyDeleteOne LB to garden is welcome, it is only when they start bringing in the whole fam damily- that the troubles start ;o)
What a cute post! I have one of the little imps in my garden as well. I'm also finding clumps of sunflowers growing out of my potted plants. I need to catch him because he has somehow managed to find his way into the house under the stairwell. He is making me and the cats very nervous!
ReplyDeleteA busy little dude! These photos are great.
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