Photo from January.
Not sure if that’s Jim or Bob, showing off his fuzzy orange butt at us. :-D
Critter of the Day: orange butt
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Critter(s) of the Day: what a crowd!
Another photo from January.
Just a small area showing the mass of redpolls we get at times. Sometimes there will be pine grosbeaks, chickadees and blue jays with them, but none in such crowds!
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Critter of the Day: silly kitty
More photos from January.
There’s something about these weeds and stems; all the cats, at some point, end up sticking their faces into them. :-D
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Critter of the Day: deer friends
Critter of the Day: going nutty
So Awesome!
Critter of the Day: a Beep in the snow
More photos going back to January.
A bird feeder is as good a place to groom as anywhere else, I suppose! :-)
Bleeeeeeeeepppppppp!
Such a pretty kitty!
Hard to believe that, only a year ago, Beep Beep was such a skinny little thing. Now she’s all big and healthy and hardy!
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We got a “baby”
And it’s so tiny and cute.
Just look at that little thing! I absolutely HAD to put it next to the big one before using it, to get a picture.
It’s a good thing I called ahead to see if any were in stock, and have it set aside, because there were only two left, and by the time we got to the store, in a small city about 45 minutes drive away, we got the only one left. I’d hoped to find one at a local (ish) hardware store but, not only were they out of stock, so was every other store the guy looked up for me! Thankfully, I was able to find one in another franchise, even if it meant an unplanned, longer drive.
But more on that later…
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Critter of the Day: looking deer
More photos going back to January.
Here’s looking at you, Deer!
Those eyes are just amazing.
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Critter of the Day: sharing space
Some more photos from January.
I don’t really think of the grosbeaks as a particularly large bird, compared to some of the others around, but they sure look pretty big when with those little redpolls! :-)
The Re-Farmer 