I’ve never been! That’s a pretty swell playset.
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Crows hate vultures more than you might think.
One of my favorite things about Winter is the return of the ruby-crowned kinglets.
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i don’t have the proper camera to capture it but I have seen them doing that to the bald eagles. It is amusing.
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Did the owie happen at the sitters?
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I was revisiting flickr too. I like turtles.
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Princess Pricklepants discovered a new way to convince us to free her from the bath. The old way was to struggle to escape by trying to climb up our arms. The new way: Sit very still in the corner and look pitiful.
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(She’s the one on the right)
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Shooped. I can tell by the prickles.
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OK you guys, I feel slightly weird being the person inflicting pet photos and photos of animals I see in my yard on other people over and over, but this glorious thread must not fade.
So squirrels raiding my birdfeeders it is, and so it must be by Manifest Destiny
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HAHAHAHAHA!!
That last one made my day!
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Shorty liked to “help” me crochet. This was the cute part, I don’t have photos of the part where she tried to rearrange my squares.
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Oh, I forgot a few of the squirrel birdfeeder ones I’d meant to add…
This was on the day we set the gazebo-feeder up, naturally…
Clumsy squirrel:
Squirrel raiding window mounted feeder with owl puppet and hedgehog:
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Atlanta’s football mascot is the Falcon, and here’s one a few blocks from my house. At least, I’m pretty sure it’s a falcon. There was a peregrine family residing on one of our skyscrapers a few years back in a news item. dunno if this is a peregrine or not, though.
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Sharp-shinned hawks are always cool to see, though they make the bird feeders pretty quiet.
We had a Cooper’s hawk that was visiting our yard off and on for a while hoping our bird feeder would be a hawk feeder.
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