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He/She was so little and cute. About the size of a dime. He/She hung out on our outdoor sink all morning.
(composite of five separate shots put together)
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"At some [Bushtit] nests, 'helper' birds will join the original breeding pair. These helpers are often adult birds who either do not have mates of their own or who have lost their nest. Because nest-building takes so long, birds that lose their nest after egg-laying sometimes do not build a new nest- and instead either try to steal a neighbors nest, or to join a neighbors nest. If the established pair will let helpers in, the new birds get a warm place to cozy up and sleep. Helper females may get the chance to lay eggs in the second clutch, and helper males may get to fertilize eggs in the first or second clutch (if he can keep ahead of the established male). The established pair, in turn, gets help with feeding and caring for their chicks. "wildfarmsWeebly.com
One more shot of the spider! This one looks like he's straight out of a sci-fi movie! So glad he was just a little thing!
Yes, Virginia, there really is life outside Flickr. And so it is that I've had to hang it up for awhile. For now, (and until I can learn to better balance my time and other obligations) my Flickring is going to have to be kept to a minimum.
Wishing you all well, hope you have a great weekend and a wonderful week ahead.
"A little simplification would be the first step toward rational living, I think." Eleanor Roosevelt
"For most breeding birds, only one adult at a time sleeps on the nest, but all Bushtit family members sleep together in their large, hanging nest during the breeding season. Once the young fledge, they all leave the nest and thereafter sleep on branches." allabouboids
I needed something gratuitously cute this evening. And, maybe... so do you.
Image made with a Hasselblad 500 C/M.
"According to a study from 1907, bushtits in California had diets that consisted of 81% insect matter through most of the year, and which increased to 100% insect matter in the spring. This means that one bushtit eats over 3 pounds of insect matter every year- which is the equivalent of eating 908,000 ants! "wildfarmsweebly.com...BTW, I have never seen a Bushtit eat an ant. Or any bird eat an ant....
"The Bushtit (BUSH) is the smallest of the N. American titmouse family at 3-1/2 to 4" long. All males and newly hatched young have dark eyes while adult females have light cream-colored eyes."Eastside Audubon
I hear that tiny Pffft-Ptffft call and the hunt is on. Click on the + dealie. I think I see a bit of a baby gape.
I tried something new today. Usually I like to amp out the vibrancy and saturation on an image. Today I slid the bar the other direction
This is me, hanging out with my handsome and silly one-eyed cat named Itty Bitty.
To read more about Itty Bitty, feel free to visit my blog at furreverloved.blogspot.com/
Claudia..whose version is absolutely gorgeous (see comments.) J Bird picked these acorns from our tree yesterday and I was reminded of Claudia's recent pic. I needed my weekly texture photo, so here it is. :-)
Thanks Claudia! :-)
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"Bushtits need to eat 80% of their body weight each day to keep up with their speedy metabolisms when weather is warm- they eat even more when it cools down. According to a study from 1907, bushtits in California had diets that consisted of 81% insect matter through most of the year, and which increased to 100% insect matter in the spring. This means that one bushtit eats over 3 pounds of insect matter every year- which is the equivalent of eating 908,000 ants!" wildfarmsweebly
We had a great day bird watching. Mostly watching because the 4 Kestrels soaring overhead playing tag were beyond my skills to capture. I got a few cute Bushtit photos and a bunch of bug bites.
The Genie shows Aladdin how small the magic lamp is.
Photo submitted to the Flickr group Macro Mondays for the "Lamp" theme.
Photo seen in Flickr Explore.
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I'll tell you a story. A true story, for once.
On Wednesday, my Dad gave me this handgun -- it was actually a gun I used in my youth (never you mind that it's illegal for a minor to have a handgun, that's just the kind of farm we lived on -- plus, my father owned a gun store).
Here's one of the things he used to have me do with this gun:
I used to have to stand out by our barn (I have pics of this barn in my photostream), and I had the pistol loaded with these rare little scattershot pellet .22 bullets. Little blue BB's, like ittybitty beads, in the capsule bullets.
Standing there, my father had me shoot bees.
Yes, bees. Carpenter bees, actually.
They'd buzz around, coming in and out of their holes in the barn, and I'd pop them as they flew overhead.
That was one of my childhood tasks. To shoot bees.
I also had to wrangle elk. But that's a story for another time.
Redstem Filaree is a wide-spread, non-native wildflower that most consider a weed. It does have some pretty flowers and is one of the first to bloom in early spring - Hieroglyphic Mountains, Yavaipai County, Arizona
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This composition is tiny little pendants. Each piece is a pendant that I bought at a local craft store. I had a lot of fun with this because this is probably the smallest thing I have shot to date.