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Ballymount Park,

Tallaght

This is a large puddle that a bunch of Noisy Miners and Blue-faced Honeyeaters were using for an an afternoon bath. They were lightning fast at flying in for a splash. One hit and out again in the blink of an eye. I managed to get a lot of splashes minus bird and a few with bird!

Some photographs of the two girls enjoying their bath together.

Bath time is the first and most vital step in case of a new born baby. Parents should be aware about this and follow all aspects to keep their baby healthy. Source link- www.babysteals.com.au/blog/you-need-to-know-these-baby-ba...

I've written about our Sunday morning bath ritual before. Suffice to say that this is another shot celebrating it, for FGR's 'Romance' day.

 

The low quality was because I used my cheap waterproof camera again. A camera you can take into the bath with you - life doesn't get much better :)

 

(I could have said that it was blurry because the lens was all steamed up. And I'd be right. But then you'd get the wrong idea.)

 

under his right eye and on his right cheek - the Clayton girls beat him up ;)

Taken this morning 30/4/10 at Tynemouth Baths.

My brother and me covered with suds in the whirlpool bathtub.

At home in Lakewood, CO.

hurry up your water's getting cold! Near Villards d'Heria

In March - another story all together!

Is it wrong to admit that I I am so in love with these bath shots of my boy?

my kids have the best eyes :)

The toys the kids typically play with while tubbing.

Another Bald Eagle who lives at Pacific North West Raptors in Duncan BC, is taking a serious bath, with "spin dry" in full affect.

Seb enjoyed a bath playing with one of his new toys tonight after a busy day at nursery. He was so chatty.

Juvenile house sparrows taking a bath. Photo taken through the window.

48/365 Everyone is a part of bathtime at our house.

under his right eye and on his right cheek - the Clayton girls beat him up ;)

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