He was on my shirt and I managed to stay calm and move him to my plants. View attachment 300996
Good Job keeping your cool! Vibrant looking eyes/pic....not a fan of jumping spiders jumping on me though!
He was on my shirt and I managed to stay calm and move him to my plants. View attachment 300996
Today I got a similar but better pic of a Swallowtail butterfly in the yard - if you can click the bar for the full image it shows better the hairs on the body and the dots of color in the wings around the red orange and blue at the bottom of the tail.
He was on my shirt and I managed to stay calm and move him to my plants. View attachment 300996
One thing I miss about another forum...name with held due to...we are just better.
Is a ongoing running thread of wild life/ nature photos. Ones members take. It could be as simple as a cardinal on your feeder or a moth on your night light.
I enjoyed seeing all the photos from the diverse regions of the forums members.
So what do you all think.....
My squirrel is here for breakfast. View attachment 301264View attachment 301265
I think i need a bigger tank !!
Wonderfully cute pics. I really like squirrels.
A place we lived a long time ago was very limited on trees but as the trees grew over the years we finally got a squirrel and we fed it and it came pretty much every day and then it wasn't there one morning and we found a dead squirrel on the side of the road into the subdivison - apparent car crash victim. The kids were very sad. His name was Skippy. After a couple months there was a new squirrel, and it's name was Skippy 2 (Skippy for short ). Pretty much after that we called all the visiting squirrels Skippy.
Your squirrel looks like it enjoys the visits to your yard! And like it was trying to pose for you in that one shot!
She works for her seed. She is required to exercise the dog. She comes down the tree just above pug nose height to keep the dog entertained. View attachment 301269
2 random birds (I did research and found out they are olive backed sunbirds) came and made a nest in the balcony lamp. These are their babies!
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