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One man's weeds can be another creature's meal.
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This picture of a former neighbor with open mouth hopefully qualifies for Rob and Mandy's new food meme called "Food for Thoughts."
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Sheep and goat grazing is encouraged in Israel, especially here in the forested Jerusalem Hills, in order to reduce the amount of underbrush and lessen the chance of fire.
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After a few recent days of rain, green growth is finally starting to replace the brown dry stuff that has been around all during the extra-long extra-hot summer dry season.
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And I bet the goats find the underbush really tasty!
ReplyDeleteI love his white ears! Looks like he has found a nice green "salad" to enjoy.
ReplyDeletehee hee...
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Yes! Munch away!
It`s good to hear that the green is back, no you need it:-)
ReplyDeleteWish you a happy evening!
Great shot, Dina! Nature's garden, a bounty for us all.
ReplyDeleteI'm wondering if goats are ever dangerous with their horns. I know the wild pigs in our hills need to be left alone.
ReplyDeleteHe's a cutie. Fun play on words, too.
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How nice to see a 'family member', as the family name of mine can be translated as 'goat'.
ReplyDeletePlease have a good Friday.
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Oh yes, I should think this does qualify. The goat thinks so, anyway! LOL!!
ReplyDeleteIt's always good to see nature at work!
ReplyDeleteThat's exactly why our shepherds take their flocks to the heath-lands: to remove the grass growing among the heath. The heather is blooming in August and that is a beautiful sight.
ReplyDeleteThanks for your comment on Qld. My daughter is safe now and almost home.( I hope!)