Bruce Dean (Puchinpappy)'s photos with the keyword: window

Macro Mondays: Something sticky. The birds leave these bits of birdseed on the window when they feed on the flat feeder suctioned to our window. It sticks on and is difficult to wash off. Since the weather has been over -40 overnight these past couple of weeks, it will not be cleaned off anytime soon. My macro lens is pressed against the window and is only the width of the window away from this stuck on residue of birdseed.

Macro Monday: Window This window gets a lot of spider-web activity and now with autumn, this leaf is glued to the window.

This is a common scene from my chair as I look out the window. My cat on one side and a Black-capped Chickadee on the other. It is a simple delight that I contribute this week for the Saturday Self-challenge.

For the Saturday Self-challenge: Use the window as a frame. The decals on the windows are placed on the outside. This spring we had a number of bird strikes on the window and it was injuring the birds. The reflection made them think it was a continuation of the yard and they were flying fast against the window. The decals act as a deterrent because even though we can barely see them, it acts like spotlights to the birds and they veer away. Sight and Sound: Placido Domingo and Placido Flamingo sing “Look Through The Window” on Sesame Street. youtu.be/Fi3ix6lMqvU PIPs: A photo I made a couple of weeks ago when the smoke from Western Canadian fires was so thick that it choked our sky several hundred kilometres away. The second is one of the first photos I posted on Ipernity. It was the view from our hotel room in Piana, Corsica. To the left was the ocean.

This photo demonstrates what we are going to encounter again as the winds have shifted and we are going to experience heavy doses of the smoke coming from the fires in Western Canada. This photo was taken at 1530 in the afternoon.

I caught this sunset reflected off of a neighbor's window.

What a recent very cold snap (-30C) brought to the inside of our window.

For the Sunday Challenge: sub-framing.

Now that I am planted, will I grow in the spring?