And here’s rq’s favourite, and mine too. That’s a wicked looking tree! Click for full size.
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And here’s rq’s favourite, and mine too. That’s a wicked looking tree! Click for full size.
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One nice thing about studio side is that I’m very close to all the dinosaurs. I was hanging at the window when this Downy decided to have her grooming session on the tree right outside my window. Click for full size.
I’m supposed to be ‘resting’ (meaning don’t move much) for six effing weeks. The unhappiness of that was mitigated today by a gorgeous, very young Downy boy, who was braving the tray in the face of finch hordes, grackles, bluejays, robins, and much older, bossier woodpeckers. Click for full size!
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I was just outside, briefly, my left intercostals are still causing me excruciating pain, but my longing for a dandelion insisted on a foray. Not a dandelion in sight, but tulip and poppy leaves. As I came back in, I noticed the water in the birdbath was frozen solid. At 11:00 am. I am so tired of winter.
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From Giliell, click for full size!
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From rq, click for full size!
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Downy Woodpecker, click for full size.
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From Lofty, so beautiful! Click for full size.
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From rq, who says, It’s an old property with old, old trees on it. The first two photos are the same tree from different angles. A lot of the trees had similar sort of burn marks on them, I don’t know if it’s human activity or lightning strikes, it was rather odd. Nobody’s lived there for 20 years, since the original house burnt down back in the 1990s. But the trees are still there.
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Black-capped Chickadee, click for full size.
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