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Looks like first snow on the street...but it is not, it is seeds from nearby willow trees, dropping them now, end of November.
Sorry for posting so many photos, but it's not often we get snow.....
I just took this and wanted to share it with you...
I had just put lots of food and water out for the birds, this little robin came and sat right by my kitchen window.
not sure what that dark patch is under his/her eye....
Taken through the window and cropped.
A summer shoot with a young woman and her beloved thoroughbred quarter horse mix. "Zoom" getting a little head scratch from his owner :)
Hier seht ihr ein Testfoto, welches ich gemacht hatte, nachdem die Kamera aus dem Fotorucksack gefallen ist.
Da geht einem der Ar*** auf Grundeis, wenn das passiert 😅
A quick flick on the hook and the water drops fly. The Spotted Towhee is damp from its bath, now ragged and fluffed.
Calling in the wood waiting to be fed by His parents who were calling close by. This owlet was born in my owl box and although still covered in down can now fly.
The lumberjacks (Perisoreus canadensis) are quite fluffed these days, increasing loft in their feathers during the cold, to hold more body heat.
Another -40 f (-40 C) morning.
Fynn enjoyed some outdoor time this morning as the weather was quite nice. I tried to take some photos of him which turned out to be rather difficult as he behaved like a crazy kitten. Lots of blurry shots were the result. In the meantime all cats are indoors again as we are expecting stormy weather later this afternoon. The main storm front will hit northern Germany and we are in the south, so I hope that it won't be too bad but I still prefer if the cats stay at home until it's over.
Great Horned Owl
Summer Lake Wildlife Area, OR
On my first visit to Summer Lake this year, I hit the jackpot with two Great Horned Owl pairs roosting near their prospective nest sites. None of them were fazed at all by human presence. The nest sites are located at campgrounds on the refuge, so the owls are quite used to people. I think this is the female of one pair- her mate was roosting out in the open as well about 75 ft (23 m) away.
Gray Jay looking well fed. Manning Provincial Park, BC
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The last of my Bohemian Waxwing shots from the weekend. The sun had finally come out after the earlier driving rain. It was still very windy so this bird was turned into the wind and 'fluffed up' for warmth.
LIttle Rufous Hummingbird.....one of my first hummer pictures of the season. They are coming around frequently now and have I a few regulars, but not as many as previous years.
We just had this go over plus it left lots of hard rain, some hail but no damage and lots of lightning with rolling thunder.
I found this old slide recently,it was taken sometime in the late 70's. Fluff was my grandad's dog who we adopted when my grandad died. Camera was most probably a Pentax MV.