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Our wonderful Bobby who returned to us this year, for the third consecutive time
This is an image of one of his triplets, at the taking food stage but able to fly
We felt so privileged that he trusted us so much, he brought them all over to our kitchen door
It was like a blackbird nursery
It wasn't long before he stopped feeding them and left them to fend for themselves (it's a hard life being a bird) He would watch from the sidelines though
The little ones are still visiting several times daily, although we've not seen Bobby the past few days.
I miss his little face appearing at the window and the tilt of his head as he listens to me talking to him
I just hope if thats the last we see of him this year, he returns next year. I've grown mighty fond of our little visitor
Not the greatest of images, he's not so keen when he see's the camera :)
Greyfriars Bobby was a Skye Terrier who became known in 19th-century Edinburgh for spending 14 years guarding the grave of his owner until he died in 1872.
Greyfriars Bobby war ein Skye Terrier, der durch seine lange Treue zu seinem verstorbenen Herrchen berühmt wurde. Er ist 14 Jahre nicht vom Grab seines Herrchens gewiche bis er selber 1872 starb
Bobby
mesh head > CATWA HEAD Paul V4.11
mesh head applier> Stray Dog - Kenichi CATWA COTTON
ears > UNISEX[MANDALA]SIMPLE_EARS_HUTUU
hair > YUTH: Kenji "Blacks"
beard > Y-U: CYRUS "BLK" MENS
jacket > not so bad . mesh . ALVIN bomber jacket . brown@ TMD
Nattie
hair & Sweater > Elle & taketomiSPORT Turtleneck @ Winter Trend
mesh head > CATWA HEAD Catya(bento)
skin applier > Catwa Skin applier Mocha Tone - Rin (Enfer Sombre*)
ears > L'Etre
eyes > L'Etre
eye brows > Nar Aurian Brows
eye lashes > Enfer Sombre*
hair base > L'Etre
Ramsey 1940's weekend. I like this guy, he was happy to have his photo taken but managed to look well grumpy like a proper old bobby.
A neighbour's cat who decided to join us in the garden this afternoon and avail himself of our hospitality.
Just after the cyclone, we were visited late by an adult male Galah. It was soon evident that he was near tame and I even ended up patting him on the back. We gave him some food but by the time he was finished, it was dark and he just flew up into our orange tree and as far as I know spent the night there.
He has become a beautiful regular, even seems to have his own little group of fans apart from us that is). Yesterday morning he was first in for breakfast eating from the trays that Jenny was taking out before she even set them down!
He arrived late today at 10.00 am but we still gave him some breakfast. He will readily eat from our hands and didn't have to observe others doing it, confirming to us that he may be a lost pet.
That crinkley skin around the eye ring is called carunculation and changes colour a little with age.
Needless to say, Bobby has very quickly captured our hearts.
Happy Wing Wednesday our new little mate.
The stage with the Bobby Power Band performing.
This was taken at the 2nd Annual Duck-N-Jeep Jam which is a charity event hosted by The Greenwood County Sheriff’s Office and The Special Olympics! It’s aim obviously is to raise money for the Special Olympics Organization. By all accounts it was a great success.
My photographic plans, however, failed for the day. It was HOT and I just couldn't get in the groove to take photographs and those i did suffered from non attention to my camera settings or attempts at composition. I don’t often have days where I absolutely can not concentrate, even a little, on my photography but here was a major one. I felt hot, miserable and dehydrated no matter how much I drank. My wife suffered worse than I and almost passed out. I worried for her a eventually decided to get her out of there, albeit the event was almost over at that point.
Personal problems aside, this is a great and worthwhile charitable event. I can not wait until next year where I hope the weather will be a little milder or my wife and I are better prepared.
Last October we sadly had to bid farewell to our 19 year old cat, Bert, who can be glimpsed within the picture frame on the window sill. On Good Friday we welcomed 12 week old Bobby. Now 21 weeks old, Bobby is seen here eyeing up a fly doing its best to knock itself out against the window.
79-0434 KC-10A 305th AMW McGuire AFB [New Jersey] USAF, Bobby 11 lines up on Rwy 29 to depart Mildenhall.
Statue of Greyfriars Bobby, the Skye Terrier or Dandie Dinmont Terrier who became known in 19th-century Edinburgh for spending 14 years guarding the grave of his owner until he died on 14 January 1872.
Had his nose rubbed a few times by the look of it.
He says, "Good boy, Bobby," "Hi, Bobby," and "Goodbye." But, when he imitates a human laugh, his human guests laugh along with him!
White cockatoos are indigenous to Indonesia.
When the Redbuds bloom, the Crappie Spawn
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Coal Mountain, GA (Forsyth County) Copyright 2015 D. Nelson
Judging from the gas prices and the green lushness, this one closed down a long time ago.
Greyfriars Bobby (4 May 1855 – 14 January 1872) was a Skye Terrier or Dandie Dinmont Terrier who became known in 19th-century Edinburgh for spending 14 years guarding the grave of his owner until he died on 14 January 1872. The story continues to be well known in Scotland, through several books and films. A prominent commemorative statue and nearby graves are a tourist attraction.
Bobby Sherman's Greatest Hits.
I mistook him for Bobby Goldsboro at one point while listening to his enchanting music, till my host corrected me.
Bobby y Preciosa les desean un bello dia del amor!
Bobby and Preciosa wish you a beautiful day of love!
bobby rush at king biscuit blues festival *in his 80s : CONGRATULATIONS on Entertainer of the Year at May 2015 Blues Music Awards in Memphis!
Fuel only pit stop during the Nazareth CART race in 1987. Notice the hand with a stick to tap the fuler when to stop fueling
"Evening all"… What the best-dressed British Bobby wore in the 1920s and 1930s, seen here with authentic wooden truncheon.
Greyfriars Bobby (4 May 1855 – 14 January 1872) was a Skye Terrier who became known in 19th-century Edinburgh for spending 14 years guarding the grave of his owner until he died on 14 January 1872.