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Marché de rue.

Scène de rue à Aksou ( Aksu ) dans le Xinjiang.

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D'après diapositive.

 

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According To the Alchemy Machine

We were tickled today to see the little Chipmunk make another appearance this morning!

 

I immediately raced outside to fill all the feeders, Goodie Bowls, and broadcast a few scoops of treats for those who like to forage.

 

It wasn't long before Chippie discovered this little feeder chock full of peanuts. I broke down and cracked the window enough to grab a few shots.

 

** It's been so hot here lately, opening the window for birdwatching is almost a no no, but today I made an exception. Considering how hot it's been lately in other areas, it almost feels wrong to complain about the heat here, but upper 90's F (36 C) is still hot!

 

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Spotted Woodpecker.

Macro Mondays

Peanuts are dried at 130 degrees F.

 

Blue Jay enjoying peanuts

When Birds Have Words

Taken out the kitchen window.

 

I haven't put out peanuts for a while and the birds came in droves. There were a lot of peanuts but that didn't matter!

Just nuts - bearly awake

You know how it happens. You are sitting there having a quiet beer while looking at all the great photos on Flickr. You feel a bit peckish and remember you have some peanuts in the pantry... Next minute, where did they go?

Charles M. Schulz Museum, Santa Rosa, California

"We are not retreating - we are advancing in another direction." - Douglas MacArthur

 

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Whenever I go to Mer Bleue, I always sort of feel sorry for these guys. They're nervous and skittish so they don't (usually) come too close which means they're stuck with what the brave chickadees and woodpeckers leave behind.

 

I usually end up tossing a few peanuts their way, but that makes them call out and scatter, but still I try.

 

This little guy was sizing me up and deciding if he should come closer or just stay away.

 

I guess he eventually decided I wasn't going to try and eat him, and he came closer to grab a couple peanuts before shouting his victory and darting back into the denser trees.

 

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We've been getting rain almost ever day (I sure hope our rainy season has started) and my Perennial Peanuts groundcover out front is just full of blooms. It has struggled on the sunny side of the ROW with the heat and drought. I'm thankful.

Ha!ha! Just another Chippy photo taken today. I love his little hands wrapped around the peanut like a corn on the cob;)

I tryied on my new toy, Tamron 180mm f/3.5 Macro, on my Canon 5D...

While seeming patient, chippy was very disappointed in my "don't feed the wildlife" stance, and left in a hop, skip and jump.

 

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For Flickr group "Mittwochsmakro - Wednesday Macro"

 

For Flickr group "Fantastic Monday!"

 

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Captured for Crazy Tuesday theme: House of Cards.

😎 HaPpY CrAzY Tuesday 😎

This blue jay has a band...

Another very typical stand in rural/semi urban streets in India. They keep the wood burning in the small pot (hence the smoke) to roast and keep peanuts hot. They are usually sold by a cup in the self-made cone-shaped out of old newspaper packets.

 

Much better on Black

 

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Fox squirrels on a spring day in Ann Arbor, Tuesday June 7th, 2022. Lots of mommas who are still nursing their little ones, who are definitely starting to make their way on campus. Also saw a few bunnies and a few red squirrels near the Diag. I am seeing them more and more these days. Wishing you joy, health and peace wherever you are.

Eastern Gray Squirrel (Sciurus carolinensis), Lakewood Park, Lakewood, Ohio.

Prominently featured here is my multi-purpose bird stand doubling as paint can support and, as seen in this image, Coyote Peanut Dispenser. It serves each of these functions equally well with no required scheduled maintenance intervals. Pretty sure that our coyote doesn’t care about any of these features. And just to state the obvious here, these peanuts are not meant for him but really intended for the Blue Jays and Magpies. Crows, as well. I really should put up a sign on the stand so that I don’t have to explain this each and every time.

What is most impressive about this shot is something that can’t be seen but is a prominent part that allowed this shot to be taken. No, it’s not the extremely clean window glass although that is also a part of it. It is the fact that I was able to calm Misha (black dog) down enough to not scare the coyote away - they are extremely skittish even more so than the crows. So, yes, watching countless of the Dog Whisperer shows featuring Cesar Millan finally paid off. Thank you Cesar.

It’s obvious that this is a severe case of peanuts on the brain.

Love on the Brain - Rihanna

 

Peanuts for Breakfast Skippy on the rail enjoying his early morning snack, found in North Carolina.

Mein Aprilscherz für HMM

Ahhh... salty Peanuts :-)

We had reached the rural regional town of Kingaroy which is inland from the Gympie region of Queensland. It is surrounded by rich red volcanic soil and is famously known for growing peanuts, especially ground nuts. They may also grow some varieties of tree nuts and certainly many other forms of produce.

 

When in town, we always drop into the Peanut Van which sells an astonishing array different nuts and with additional flavours and coatings. If you are in Queensland heading north on the Bruce (Highway that is), there is also a Peanut Van in Childers not long before the Bundaberg turn-off.

Lovely!

 

So very more-ish!

Allergic to peanuts?! - Don't worry...

What No Peanuts! A pushy raccoon, loves raiding the bird feeder looking for an easy meal, found in North Carolina.

A peanut vendor plies his trade on a Sunday afternoon in the Botanical Gardens, Georgetown, Guyana, South America

Roasted peanuts, with chopped onion, tomato and sprinkled herbs.

 

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Out my window/Out my door, Mogadore, Summit County, Ohio

Farmer is reaping peanuts.

Essa é a minha coleção dos Peanuts, tão amada... Tá faltando um mundo de coisas... De lá pra cá ganhei mais presentes de amigas queridas (marcadores, chaveiros, camisetas) comprei livros, bonecos e coisa e tal.

Então, nada mais justo do que postar uma nova foto: A parte 2

Aguardem. Em breve!!!

  

... continua...

"I have no peanuts, so it's acorns for Thanksgiving dinner !!!!!" California Scrub Jay seen at the Los Angeles County Arboretum.

Coors beer mug is miniature, one and a half inches high. It's just for an idea that roasted peanuts might go well with some Coors.

These little critters love everything I put out for them including bananas. here is eating peanuts.

A police officer sees a man driving around with a pickup truck full of Squirrels. He pulls the guy over and says...

"You can't drive around with squirrels in this town! Take them to the zoo immediately."

The guy says "OK"... and drives away.

The next day, the officer sees the guy still driving around with the truck full of squirrels, and they're all wearing sun glasses. He pulls the guy over and demands...

"I thought I told you to take these squirrels to the zoo yesterday?"

The guy replies...

"I did . . . today I'm taking them to the beach!"

  

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