One very happy squirrel having breakfast!
Thanks Sandee!
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Showing posts with label bird feeders. Show all posts
Showing posts with label bird feeders. Show all posts
Tuesday, April 19, 2022
Sunday, March 11, 2018
It's Awww Monday! March 12, 2018
2018 Photo Project
Photo # 70
There's a reason why this Gray Squirrel is so chunky...
2018 Photo Project
Photo # 71
He's figured out a way to outsmart
the supposed "squirrel-proof" feeder!
Clever little devil!
He loves sunflower seeds!
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Almost forgot McGuffy's Sparks!
Have a wonderful week!
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Monday, May 06, 2013
Wildlife Weekend and Aww Mondays
The weather on Sunday was a bit dramatic with
the huge clouds in the sky......
I spent some time just sitting on the deck watching
the world go by.
As I was going outside I spotted Mr Tom Turkey
outside the dining room window having a
morning snack under the bird feeder....
Of course the robins are always on the lawn
looking for a nice tasty worm to eat.
Wow what a surprise ! The local Jackrabbit hopped
by and didn't realize how close I was.
When he did spot me he hopped away a bit....
look how much longer his back legs are.
All the better to run away.....
He ( or she...not sure ) stopped- looked at me one more time
and speedily hopped away.....it's amazing how
the animals here really do blend in when not moving.
Awwww he's pretty darn cute!
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Have a great week everyone!!
Wednesday, April 24, 2013
U is for Unbelieveable Crime Scene
U !!
Unbelievable
It had to be a bear that ripped apart
the bird feeder and evidently made off
with a local farmer.....only some clothes
were left and no sign of life anywhere.
What do you think happened?
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Wednesday, April 17, 2013
O is for Onions, Oatmeal and Oh my!
O!!!
Onions are an important staple in our home!
A lot of our favorite recipes begin with
"first chop one onion".
Oatmeal! A great way to begin your day!
We prefer the Steel cut oatmeal to the dull flaky kind.
Add some raisins and Golden Lyme syrup for a real treat.
OH MY!
We were so surprised to see these birds
yesterday morning at the bird feeder.
Evening Grosbeaks- very gregarious, travel
in large groups and are monogamous!
I apologize for the blurry photo- but it was
the best I could do at the moment!
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