Wednesday, June 18
Sunday, June 8
Local Wildlife
The trees have all filled in now, the heat and humidity have arrived. And so have the local wildlife. The deer and turkey are local fixtures. But there are plenty of other critters who call this area home.
The insects can be big out here. Not sure what this mosquito like insect is.
A toad in the yard, doing his best prehistoric look.
And this moth looks so fuzzy, I want to pet it.
A skink sunning itself on the garage wall. Kelli seems to have a taste for skinks.
When I gave the grill its annual cleaning, I felt like a slumlord when I evicted this guy.
The bird feeder has attracted a wide variety of birds. This appears to be a sparrow or bunting. I’m am not very good with my bird species.
It even managed to attract a butterfly.
A Titmouse is wondering if the new bird feeder is for real.
It sure is, Mr. Titmouse.
A sparrow shows how it done. Grab the sunflower seed.
Move it around with the beak.
Blammo. It’s shelled and ready to eat.
A Goldfinch comes by to see what the brouhaha is about.
The insects can be big out here. Not sure what this mosquito like insect is.
A toad in the yard, doing his best prehistoric look.
And this moth looks so fuzzy, I want to pet it.
A skink sunning itself on the garage wall. Kelli seems to have a taste for skinks.
When I gave the grill its annual cleaning, I felt like a slumlord when I evicted this guy.
The bird feeder has attracted a wide variety of birds. This appears to be a sparrow or bunting. I’m am not very good with my bird species.
It even managed to attract a butterfly.
A Titmouse is wondering if the new bird feeder is for real.
It sure is, Mr. Titmouse.
A sparrow shows how it done. Grab the sunflower seed.
Move it around with the beak.
Blammo. It’s shelled and ready to eat.
A Goldfinch comes by to see what the brouhaha is about.
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