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		<title>Walking the Paths on the Beegracious Farm observing Nature this 2019 Fall Season</title>
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					<description><![CDATA[Hello Friends ~ Come walk the Path with me as I share our fall season with you. It has been hot for September, above average temps. with only 2 tenths of measurable rain. The migratory birds, doves, ducks, resident geese, are flying basically right after daylight to avoid the heat. We had a record number [...]]]></description>
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Hello
Friends
~
Come
walk the Path with me as I share our fall season with you.

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<p>It
has been hot for September, above
average
temps. with only 2 tenths of measurable rain.  The migratory birds,
doves, ducks, resident geese, are flying basically right after
daylight to avoid the heat. We
had a record number of hummingbirds this year. They were such a
blessing to watch. They have left mid
Sept
for the season.
 The butterflies this summer were plentiful with swallowtails of
various colors &amp;
monarchs of course;
also a few fritillary
butterflies
showed up to take advantage of our perennial gardens. The honey bees
are starting to raise the winter bees; checked the mite load in all
colonies, only 2 needed treating out of 11 colonies. I&#8217;m feeding on a
weekly basis 1 to1 syrup. The
hot dry weather caused a delay in the turning of the fall foliage. It
has been great hay making weather. Our
flowers have loved the extended summer conditions therefore, we are
enjoying them much longer.</p>



<p>In
October, we got the much needed rain. Nature and our neighbors are
thankful. October has been more
than expected with beautiful blue skies, crisp morning air, beautiful
fall leaves in brilliant color, and of course all the harvest
festivals, chicken stews and family &amp; friends gathering around
fire-pits.
 Our backyard chickens are loving the fall weather. Fall never comes
without the showing of the garden spider. Yes, that great big black
and yellow spider with killer looking legs that show up overnight
with a big round woven doily. Ours appeared by our door in our
beautiful pot of flowers, not exactly the location to have mercy on a
spider and her web. The
only positive thing about that, is the fact, they eat unwanted
insects and happened to have 2 stink bugs woven into their clutches
right now. So the verdict is still out whether the spider gets to
live or die, of course it must move locations. As much as Frankie
loves doilies, by the door is not an option. Company might come, what
would they think is her first thought. LOL.</p>



<p>We
have enjoyed visiting with you, please leave a comment and share your
fall season with us. Please like our post and share with your
friends. Comments, likes and shares is a way you can help us extend
our business to people on the Path that we don’t know or otherwise
may never meet.  Remember
to pray for us as we will be praying for you. We would love to invite
you to follow us on all our Social Media platforms. 												</p>



<p>See
you later on the Path,</p>



<p>Darrell
Allen												 
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