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9th September 2020 18:51
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Re: Messages from the tree beings
Thank you Anca, you brought tears to my eyes. ❤️🌹❤️
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9th September 2020 20:26
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Re: Messages from the tree beings
Ratszinger Thank you, you understand completely! And yes the bamboo is very spiritual, loving and giving. We had one and she was dying from neglect but she not only recovered but grew tall and full and so beautiful. Our wild turkeys loved her and every rainfall they gathered in a circle around her and put their heads toward her. It kept their heads dry.
Our beloved Broken Mouth a turkey hen we loved and took care of after she came to us with a broken lower bill, we buried her near the bamboo because it’s where Broken mouth went to sleep one last time by the bamboo bush, her neck tucked under arm.
I love all living beings, green or otherwise. But at our last place I got to know madrones, maple, oak, vanilla pine(sugar pine), dogwood, birch, forsythia, cherry, apple, plum, nectarine, a cedar mom and her son, a beautiful holly tree, and many others. They’re all loving, they’re all special in their own way and they love life, they love birds....and squirrels.
Even poison oak has its place, we found out how the deer love to eat poison oak when it’s still young they love the young leaves and they strip them bare.
In reviving them all from years of neglect, so much wild life moved in. They brought so much joy and taught me so much about them, I am very thankful and grateful for it all.
It is sad that our surrounding neighbors changed and new ones moved in and as each new neighbor moved in, tree cutting began, fences went up as dogs moved in and had to be kept in, so our wild life especially our beloved deer moved away. As much as we wanted the deer to go back to the mountains and stay safe we missed them. We missed the turkeys, I miss their cries, I loved them roosting in our tall pines, 60 to 100 foot tall which kept the turkeys safe from the coyotes at night. I loved the pitter patter of their feet when they’d run across our roof. And they always heard the thunder before we could hear it. The males would google back at each thunder clap and when it gets close they panic and run away. Some would find their way back a day or so later and it would always take a hen to go find and bring the rest back.
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9th September 2020 21:10
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