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On a rainy and cold morning, the neighbor's cat stands guard by the door and does not want to get wet.
Cardinalis cardinalis: A male northern cardinal on a crape myrtle on a chilly day in Sugar Land, TX.
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Taken on a walk around the farm.
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Carolina wren, Thryothorus ludovicianus.
Resident of my birdhouse, conversing in the shade on my patio.
11 Sept 2021; 10:30 CDT; Velvia & post
A non-venomous black racer that can grow up to 6 feet in length, about the size of one Lynn found in the hen house not long ago gorging itself on eggs. Normally they move rapidly, but this fellow was so sluggish that he was easily caught and relocated miles away. . .farmers appreciate these snakes for controlling the rodent population.
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The house is a rental and the gardens get zero care, but the roses generate beauty without any help. Proof of Matthew 6:28.
Growing up on a farm had a lot of disadvantages. One of the biggest was when a new neighbor moved in (which was rarer than buckteeth on a chicken) as you had to jump in a car or pickup and travel a distance to even spot them from the end of the lane as you drove past.
Thus it was quite an eye opener when I married into an urban Aussie family that contained three females along with an inquisitive mother.
Now, I won't say much more but yesterday morning when I took this photo my mind was transported back across the decades and 10,000 miles to a living room that looked out a quiet street toward a neighbor's house wherein lived an older couple that might have liked a bottle in their old age more than they did when they were infants.
The first time there was some loud shouts from across the way, my farm mind was not surprised at the sound but the rush across the living room where the drapes were pushed aside and a few females peered out was a new experience for me to observe. It may have been the first time I saw my new bride in a different way.
(Now I am going to go work in my shop for a while.)
(Photographed near Cambridge, MN)
Nachbars Katze im Abendlicht. Die junge Katze meines Nachbarn kommt immer mal wieder zu Besuch in meinem Garten.