This barn doesn't fit my criteria as a unique barn
but it is special for one reason.
Can you spy the critter that make's it so?
The RG travels this way from time to time
and told me to watch for this cutie.
and told me to watch for this cutie.
He says it is in the same spot every time.
It was there in the morning when we drove by.
It was there in the afternoon when we returned home.
The angle of the photos is due to me snapping it
with the camera turned backwards out the window;
with the LCD screen rotated as we sped by.
So I was quite thrilled that I caught my subject.
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Spied this fella or lady on my lunch break this week.
I'm calling it Punxsutawney Phil's kissin' cousin 'Chuck'.
since we are only a couple counties away
from the town of film fame - Ground Hog Day.
(the RG will not be happy to discover our new resident)
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And a couple random captures.
'Billie' attempting to blend in.
Linking with
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Good Morning, Gayle! What a great variety of critters. I love the cute donkey! And that groundhog looks huge, he is well fed. The dragonflies/damsels are pretty. Love the cute froggie too. Great photos. Thank you for linking up and sharing your post. Have a happy weekend!
ReplyDeletelove frogs and a cute donkey!
ReplyDeleteThe donkey is so cute. Love the winged critters and the frog too.
ReplyDeleteA great weathered barn with a bunch of critters thrown in for good measure! Thanks Gayle for linking up this week and I hope that you return again. Tom The Backroads Traveller
ReplyDeleteLove the variety of critters especially the frog peeping out. Have a great week ahead.
ReplyDeleteNifty damselfly! They can be hard to get nice pics of (being small and flighty) but are quite attractive.
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Great drive by barn and is that a donkey you saw? Your other critters are fun catches, too. Visiting from the Barn Collective.
ReplyDeleteLove the donkey shot! He looks kinda sad though. I've been getting lots of dragonfly photos lately, they are zooming around everywhere.
ReplyDeleteYou done good...for the conditions you took the shots! I did not see the critter right away.
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