Albino Peahen came back to visit me, with its babies!!

I thought it was so beautiful and majestic! We had grown some sun flowers that you can see behind them. They loved the seeds as well as the bugs they were getting in the front yard.

Here is the Original sighting from a morning when I went to work.

I also took a trip to the east coast of Florida with my brother, while I was cleaning out a net I used at the beach I found a tiny sea horse trapped in it. As we were to far from the coast and it was still alive I quickly took some water from my tank and put it in the water.

So far it has managed to survive, but I can't put it in the big tank as it will get eaten.

This is the big tank so far, some of the fish are a little to big for the tank but I thought I would check them out for a few days. I plan to put them back in the ocean this weekend. The best part about having a wild tank is being able to catch things, check them out, and then put them back without hurting them.

I also love fish and love to study them, their behaviors, movements, and reactions to other fish. So it is awesome to live in an area where I can do this.

My son and I checking out one of the mammoth sunflowers we grew on our way out with momma for an ice cream date! :D