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After weeks of rain, we were blessed with brilliant sunshine this weekend. The temperatures have dipped to below zero first thing in the morning but who cares when you have blue skies and plenty of light.
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The last image in my camera today. Somebody left some peanuts out for him.
A grizzly bear that has found a nice secluded location behind a deadfall tree, is sitting in the water holding a half-eaten salmon in his/her forepaws, Chilko River, BC.
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This knife and Fork set, has been used by two of our four children, they are over 40 years old.... They helped Thom and Alison with fine dining....
Well today is Thanksgiving, a day of thanks for all, more than the food we eat but for each other, I am thankful for each person I know because our paths did cross for a reason, Have a great day and be thankful 😊🙏💖
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Rainbow Lorikeet (Trichoglossus haematodus)
Not quite as sharp as I would like. I was struggling a bit with the birding lens today after yesterday's workout with the physio. But, she told me to get out and do so I did!
Black-shouldered Kite (Elanus axillaris) female juvenile
You saw Brenda bringing the mouse back yesterday, now it is time to eat.
Spotted this Squirrel high in a tree in our backyard, perched precariously near the end of a branch, gobbling up the new tender growth which had just recently started to sprout.
He wobbled a few times, but managed to keep his balance.
Taken through our sunroom window so not as clear as I'd like.
More of a word slide... HSS
Poor little bushytail, eating his Valentine's Day meal all alone and in the snowstorm.
This young Gray Squirrel is oblivious to the mosquito draining its blood as its attention is focused on the delicious mushroom stem it is devouring.
The dining table in my father's house, all silent now.
Decades ago, it was in use every evening with Dad sitting at the far end, Mum beside him on his left. That's my chair in the foreground. My two elder sisters would take the seats on the other side, out of the picture on the left.
This Blue Jay loudly announced to the neighborhood he'd just spotted the peanuts and he was on is way!
Once I heard him, all I had to do was wait and within minutes he showed up, grabbed a few peanuts and took off.
Sometimes the Blue Jays loud calls seem more like a warning to let every one know danger is close by. I can't help but wonder if they do it on purpose to try and scare off the other birds so they can have free access to whatever it is they are after.