For Nancy Lutts. Thank you dear lady!
After collecting Monarch eggs last weekend, Nancy graciously allowed me to return to her gorgeous Cabot Farm to film and to photograph. I was there at sunrise, which is relatively early in the day for butterfly sightings however, I did see four Monarchs and two were females depositing eggs all over the field!
Nancy’s Pollinator Garden
View from Nancy’s Milkweed Field
Scarlet Runner Bean; the blossoms are beloved by hummingbirds.
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Funny (and noisy) New Guinea Hens
Old Water Pump
Honey bees awakening in the first rays of light
Female Pearl Crescent warming her wings
Tender newly emerging milkweed shoots, ideal for Monarch caterpillars.
Cosmos
Sunflowers
Cabot Farm
Good Morning Gloucester 
Ah beautiful day down on the farm and so much too do and so little time! Guinea Hens are very shall we say aware and the pump that needs to be primed for the bringing it up. 🙂 Dave & Kim 🙂
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They were so fun to watch Dave!
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🙂 they do have personalities for sure bobbing heads and all Dave
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