Eating dogberries
Another shot of Easter's grosbeaks
Feral cat using her VNO
Stars, a plane, and something else.
Hiding from the light
Flicker flashing his underwear at me
Roused rabble
This red flag means no swimming
Ten o'clock near Morón
Red-legged thrush, I figure.
Not warm enough.
Buena Vista Social Club
Short-cut
Only two seasons in the year
Harry got a brand new beard
May first
Tan shoes with pink shoelaces
Hand-made grave marker
Looking at a 1957 picture
Part of a march against austerity
Selfie, 1994
A gross of eggs in a square inch
Sea angel and its prey
Special Scowlery
Redpoll
Snowbird
Pitchy-pee
The same guys
Leftovers
Testing a new lens
Crow
Boids feeding
Sisters and cousins
The student society room
Rotted, they were
Molly
Parking, maybe
Kicking up snow
Blizzards outside
Fragment, goldfinch
Goldfinches and junco
Purple finch between two snowbirds
Cat's Christmas
Film end landscape
Another reflection
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Mopes


The first time I remember seeing pine grosbeaks was a Christmas Day
almost twenty years ago. I thought, "My god, we have parrots in the
tree out back." Of course, they weren't parrots, but I'm still pretty
excited whenever I see them.
These were part of a flock of about twelve of them that were checking
out the last of the dogberries in Ganny Cove this past weekend. (Here
they are in a little cherry bush.)
Yesterday I was working in the yard when they came back and, true to
their reputation as mopes, one stayed at the dogberries for ten
minutes while I slowly walked in closer, "pish-pishing" at him. He
finally flew to another tree when I was two or three metres from him,
seven or ten feet. I didn't have my camera then so I have no
close-ups.
almost twenty years ago. I thought, "My god, we have parrots in the
tree out back." Of course, they weren't parrots, but I'm still pretty
excited whenever I see them.
These were part of a flock of about twelve of them that were checking
out the last of the dogberries in Ganny Cove this past weekend. (Here
they are in a little cherry bush.)
Yesterday I was working in the yard when they came back and, true to
their reputation as mopes, one stayed at the dogberries for ten
minutes while I slowly walked in closer, "pish-pishing" at him. He
finally flew to another tree when I was two or three metres from him,
seven or ten feet. I didn't have my camera then so I have no
close-ups.
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