Is It Springtime Yet? – IOTW Report

Is It Springtime Yet?

Sunday, 9 January 2022, 8:00 Claudia Uncategorized 10

Images from:

1) Bobcat (Hummingbird Moth)
2) NAAC (Logan)
3) NAAC (Kilo) Well, I WAS going to kill it – but I decided it was too hot to do it. Maybe later, after a nap
4) Tim (Racoons) There went the neighborhood!
5) Ghost (Albino Squirrel)
6) SNS (Fawn)
7) TennDon (Mama Woodduck) with little Woodies. Radnor Lake, Nashville, TN.
8) TennDon (Mother Goose, Canadian) with her Three Little Goosies at Radnor Lake, Nashville, TN.
9) Old guy (Violet)
10) Tim (Hummingbird) at Feeder.

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10 Comments on Is It Springtime Yet?

  3. Good morning Lady C, thanks for posting this guy.

    Claudia is very kind to post such poor images, unfortunately I have a screen porch that I can’t seem to get my camera to ignore.

    We’ve got a LOT of these gals, mostly at night on roads in front of my car, so we don’t do anything to encourage them to visit our backyard mud hole (it’s been a VERY rainy winter, though I’m grateful it isn’t SNOW), but one does occasionally leap by to sample my creek on his way to drop his dingleberries in my neighbor’s yard, and I’m OK with that too.

    I used to think deer were cute and occasionally tasty back when I didn’t have much to do with them other than cleaning up the occasional accident, but now that I get to capture them in my headlights myself at 40-50 MPH, they kind of seem like vermin now, especially since it’s not hunting season…

    Thanks for the Sunday break, Claudia.

    God Bless,
    SNS

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