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Surprise - it's winter.
And it keeps on coming.
More Snow
The Garden Chairs..
Will have to wait a little longer.
Winter Color
Napoleon
OK, refill needed
About Me
Fall Color
More Fall Color
Oh-oh..
The watched
Leo
The Watcher!
Kimmie's other daughter
Oh my - I forget her name!
Kimmie's daughter
Alex
Hosta
Back Next Spring
Fall Colors
Snowball Shrub
Charlie
Just to say, Hello!
Raccoon Visitors
Now Grown Up, Charlie & Jake
Clear Skies, Cold Nights.
Scram!
Old Wood Log
Late Summer Bloom
The Monarch
Moonflower
Bamboo
Starting to develop blooms
hydrangea
Late summer bloom
Ladybug
Good fellows in the garden
Tomato Time
Now for some neat sandwiches
The Monarch Arrives
Getting ready for a long flight.
black eye susan
August flower
Daylilly
In Full Bloom
Ms. Skunk
A gentle animal
Good Teeth, Gentle Claws
Oh Yummie, I like teabiscuits
Chloe'Kit
Good Manners
Munchkin!
Growing babies
Kimmies kits
Mayfly
Same gang
Interesting face!
Newcomers
Look what I found!
Cleaning up
Yes, I think this is Jasper.
Bear
Kimmie (Big Momma)
Look at that size! The line is a foot long
Earlier this week
Chloe's Winter Coat
Not a stranger - but...
Love this kibble!
Kimmie
Big Momma Expecting?
Hello
Do I know you?
Colorful
Tasty treats
Rocky Raccoon
Now for the evening news...
Kimmie (Big Momma).
Just dropped in to say Hi!
A Visitor
ViceGrip with wings
Back to the present
Are you looking at me?
I like this side better
His girlfriend arrives.
Just a test
Neighborhood cat watching
Two Characters
I say, can we have some service here?
One for you, two for me...
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I like the red ones...
Wasps on goldenrod
Web
Thankfully - small!
Sunset over the point.
Baby Skunks
Nice kitty!
Summation
This and that...
9 comments:
I heard your area got a lot of snow, hopefully you get a break now. Love this squirrel, I've only ever seen the cranky red squirrels but know a few people who really love these ones that you get.
Brrrrr!
No snow here in Alabama, but temperatures are high 30's to mid 40's during the day and low 20's at night.
looks like mr squirrel is digging himself out of the snow too....
Thanks for visiting my blog. I just scrolled through all your beautiful photographs. Lovely colors. My goodness but your squirrels look fat -- er.. perhaps well fed is more tactful. I have joined your followers because you post about things I like and your photos are SO good!
Even though I have squirrel proof bird feeders...I go out every morning before daylight and throw whole corn for the squirrel and rabbits. I enjoy all the critters that visit me.
Hi Country Mouse - no, not that much snow. A bit more than the weather office expected, but there is only about ten inches (over a litle more than a week)- on the ground - not at all bad. The weather (snowfall) has been much greater in western Ontario. They got clobbered!
Thank you Chris J. It's the friendly critters that make the pictures. ATB!
Hi Carol. Yes, they all have a place in nature - all worth while. It's fun to watch the ravens teasing the squirrels. No one gets nasty, no one gets hurt. Fuzzytail tries to chase Big Bird from a tasty bit of food - bird hops, and another moves in to grab the food before Fuzzytail realizes it's gone. No matter though - there is more than enough for all of them.
Hey Bunnits, I see you got your snow. Grin. Never say never. I hear our local TV weatherperson is saying we may be in for another noreaster - big storm by Monday or Tuesday. Well, we will see. My snow shovel is already broken in. ;) ATB!
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