Sigh...so many seeds...so little time....
How much is that doggie in the window?
(Priceless)
"Have we met? You're kinda cute. What's your sign?"
The crocus below added a welcome bit of colour to Hilary's yard this past spring.
Son #1 found an unusual stick while on a walk. There was a dog stuck to it.
Young birds are adorable. And none moreso than Cardinals.
The lovely female mallard below seemed to be enjoying a beautiful day.
I enjoy shooting at night but am rarely pleased with the results. I liked this next one well enough, though.
Goldfinches are always welcome visitors to my feeders.
And I'll wrap up this lot with a pic of the poster child for Angels With Dirty Faces. (In this case, it's Lincoln, a neighbour of Hilary's.)
Adios for now. Thanks for your time.
Pretty pics, one and all. I love the chickadee talking to the sculpted bird. You could have done a captions contest with some of these. :)
ReplyDeleteThank you for the respite.
ReplyDeleteVery nice, and your Son #1 is handsome. He probably takes after you, right?
ReplyDeleteThe picture of your Son #1 with Benny is also priceless.
I laughed at the little bird seemingly quite taken with the bird figure on the birdbath. The cardinal and the goldfinch were favorites, too. They're all very nice.
ReplyDeleteCardinals are abundant around here and they nested in my rose bush and bush beans. Great pics.
ReplyDeleteGreat pics, Frank. I love the night shot of the tree.
ReplyDeleteExcellent as always. The night shot is a book cover. Up to you to write the story.
ReplyDeleteLove the chick-a-dee looking through the seeds, almost as if to say: "it was here a minute ago!" They are all great and the night shot is well done.
ReplyDeleteThank you for sharing more of your beautiful pictures, Frank. You are an awesome photographer! These are amazing pictures. I could not choose a favorite among them. :)
ReplyDeleteA wonderful series; they're all special for a variety of reasons. Birds are drawn to the sound of trickling water. The Chickadee seems at ease with the mute and still cousin. The low light scene is gorgeous with varying degrees of light illuminating haze seen through the branches and upon the path and stone below.
ReplyDeleteThe innocence of a child is priceless and you captured it so beautifully.
Arghh...I'm a dolt. I thought I replied to you good folks already....
ReplyDelete- Thanks, Hil. :)
- Any time, Bruce.
- Mimi, he is indeed a good-looking lad. As to taking after me...well...it's kind of you to think so.
- Thank you, Linda. Glad you enjoyed. :)
- Thanks, Ellen.
- Thank you, Leah.
- Thanks, Cay.
- Thanks much, Reb. You're very kind. :)
- Glad you liked, Dawn. Thanks for the visit. :)
- Thank you, Daniel. I appreciate it.
Thanks all for taking the time and sorry for the delay in responding.
that is a wonderful dirty face
ReplyDeleteI love all the birds Frank, you have a great eye for catching their moments
Benny does love being acrobatic doesn't he :)
cute son you've got there
Thanks, Dianne. :)
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