Left Over Favorites with Critters

'L' 

Leftover Photos from Cook Forest

Arts and Crafts

'Favorite'

among many

Critters

a couple friendly tourists

Joining Friday's Hunt w/Teresa

A Couple Little Critters

Hopping and Fluttering

 Camouflage 

Girls Day Out

Hi there Skip

Joining Saturday Critters w/Eillen

It's Here; It's Here

Spring has sprung atMuldoon

bringing several flowers for Today's Flowers

a few critters for Saturday Critters

and a couple of reflections for Week End Reflections

Pheasant Eye Daffodil - Tulips - Hyacinths

and a Bumble bee

PGM Bush

Trees, Sky and Stones reflected on the Garden Pond

and Gold Fish who survived the winter

Snow predicted for Saturday night

Say it isn't so, sigh

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Backyard Sentry

While the other backyard birds flit from feeder to feeder,

the Mourning Dove often takes up a perch and remains there;

often for an hour or two.

 

For a variety of Critters join:

Saturday Critters w/Eileen

Saturday Critters - Winding Down from the Drive



and couldn't forget the critters



 

A few interested bystanders

as we wound through the countryside.





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Saturday Critters w/Eileen

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Just for fun - a few Critters from the jigsaw puzzle I'm building.

 

 

 

 

 

joining Eileen for:

Saturday Critters 

 

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Thanksgiving Breakfast

Hairy Woodpecker and House Finch

part of the winter crowd atMuldoon

 

Joining Eileen for Saturday Critters

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Horrible, horrible photos taken on the fly and through the screen.

 But a critter is a critter.

And he was making off with my pretty acorn, tsk!

 

Joining Eileen for:

Saturday Critters

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The Robins are back out of hiding

to feast on the dogwood berries.

 

Then a flock of Cedar Waxwings

came along to duke it out with the Robins 

 

On the other side of the house the new feeder has been found.

This silly Woodpecker spent more time

trying to ward off the Chick a Dees and Titmouse

than it did eating.

What a ruckus!

 

Last week I had the closest encounter

with  my pal the Osprey

of the whole summer.

 

 

 

 

 

Joining Eileen for:

Saturday Critters

and

Anni for

I'd Rather B Birdin'

 



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Lucy

ever waiting for the RG's next move.

 

Linking with Eileen for:

Saturday Critters

A Critter and a Bird

You never know what's on the other side.

And you'll never know if you don't climb the fence.

 

 

The tail end of today's story.

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Saturday Critters with Eileen

and

The Bird D'pot with Anni

Morning Shots

Lucy and I took a quick trip to the State Park this morning

 

Monarch Butterfly puddling



 

Dragonfly pausing

 

 Great Blue Heron Peeking



I never tire of these guys.

 

 

Joining Eileen for

Saturday Critters

and

Anni for

The Bird D-pot

I Spy

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.

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

Saturday Critters

Camera Critters

and

 The Barn Collective

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Hail, hail the gang's all here.

Butterflies aren't the only ones attracted to milkweed.

 

 

 Honey bees

 

Japanese Beetle and Housefly

 

The beetle is probably more interested in the leaf

and the fly, well just sunning  itself.

 

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