But it was coming nearer, so it wasn't scared by you.
What I see in my backyard...
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But it was coming nearer, so it wasn't scared by you.
As long as you remain perfectly still, they'll come quite close.
You told that before. I still wonder how you manage to remain still. Were you there before that squirrel came?
I was in a backyard shed, browsing the iPF.
That's a great picture Czevski, to get them in a bunch like that. Cute critters with tails bigger than they are.
Andrew
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I like that middle pic too, the way he's checking out the shutter sound. Looks like the Academy training is coming along well
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Richard Brown
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That grapevine is flourishing. The heat must suit it. I expect the grapes will be sour, but good for wine or preserve making.
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Richard Brown
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Those are nice squirrel pics folks. It looks like the squirrel academy is branching out.
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Nice pic of the hummingbird czevski!! Love it!!
didn't know they like bee balm!!Skimonkey ~~ sent from my iPad MINI using iPF
LannyC
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This is a good time to hang a hummingbird feeder in Wisconsin, as the southward migration of adults is well underway and this summer's fledglings are starting to hit feeders. Mix your own syrup, one part white granulated sugar to four parts tapwater. Boiling is not necessary. Clean the feeder and change the syrup when it starts getting cloudy from bacteria growth, or if black mold appears. Streamers of fluorescent surveyor's tape will help the hummers find your feeder.
As the migration picks up, few of the birds you see were there yesterday, or will be tomorrow--soon, there will be a near-total daily turnover, but you can't tell because they all look and behave pretty much the same. By mid August, most of the hummingbirds you'll see had spent the breeding season in Canada, as far north as Slave Lake, AB.
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As the migration picks up, few of the birds you see were there yesterday, or will be tomorrow--soon, there will be a near-total daily turnover, but you can't tell because they all look and behave pretty much the same. By mid August, most of the hummingbirds you'll see had spent the breeding season in Canada, as far north as Slave Lake, AB.
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Richard Brown
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Lets add this one to a certain portrait gallery.
An Apple addict.
...... Spotted in Greenwich park.
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An Apple addict.
...... Spotted in Greenwich park.
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Lets add this one to a certain portrait gallery.
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An Apple addict.
...... Spotted in Greenwich park.
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I only just realized your joke, on second sight.
Nice picture!
OP
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Lets add this one to a certain portrait gallery.
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An Apple addict.
...... Spotted in Greenwich park.
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Very nice pic of the squirrel there, Richard! Looks like he is enjoying that tasty treat!
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