Mandarin duck
LTK01254 by Leon Kirkbride#2, on Flickr
LTK02268 by Leon Kirkbride#2, on Flickr
LTK05407 by Leon Kirkbride#2, on Flickr
LK_07228 by Leon Kirkbride#2, on Flickr
LTK01254 by Leon Kirkbride#2, on FlickrLTK02268 by Leon Kirkbride#2, on FlickrLTK05407 by Leon Kirkbride#2, on FlickrLK_07228 by Leon Kirkbride#2, on Flickr
Wow, there are some terrific photos being posted here.
I've been hearing a juvenile barred owl all morning and as soon as I put boots on to try to locate it, it went quiet. I guess the parents finally brought it a meal. Judging by its loud, clear call, I'm guessing that it won't be around much longer.
I've been hearing a juvenile barred owl all morning and as soon as I put boots on to try to locate it, it went quiet. I guess the parents finally brought it a meal. Judging by its loud, clear call, I'm guessing that it won't be around much longer.
A heron looking to steal the fish from my front pond.
Don't worry I killed him before he got the chance.
Don't worry I killed him before he got the chance.
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January 1, 2020, Vancouver.
The infamous pink and yellow Funky Monkey.
And, what naked apes do when you yell FIRE!
The infamous pink and yellow Funky Monkey.
And, what naked apes do when you yell FIRE!
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Back to the thread intent for a moment.
Big ones and little ones. The first is obvious, the second pic was a little guy who was perched on my clothesline and then hopped onto my hand so I could lead him inside, give him sunflower seeds and start calling around to see who lost their bird. (happy ending)
Big ones and little ones. The first is obvious, the second pic was a little guy who was perched on my clothesline and then hopped onto my hand so I could lead him inside, give him sunflower seeds and start calling around to see who lost their bird. (happy ending)
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