realmean and call them earlier but I'm not so spiteful that I'd wake myself up that danged early just to get back at em.
It's been a busy week down here in our south. We had an extra ball game night due to having one rained out a couple of weeks ago and of course there's been the homework evenings on top of that.
On Wednesday I had a date with the chicklets. We had a McDonald's fare picnic and I watched them jump on their jump-o-lene.
It's been a great week for critter photos too. I caught a quick one of Mr. Bobcat who's been living around our thickets here for a few years and one of sweet momma dove sitting in the Mimosa tree.
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Wow, arent Bobcats kinda mean? To live that close to the house...Id be afraid he'd take off with the hatchling!
We have coyotes here, and tons of doves. And it's nice to see a return of herons here, too. I love all the wildlife we get.
Wow, I hope you don't let your animals run loose! Or babies for that matter! I'm afraid I'd try to go up to the Bobcat and pet it!
Lord Brenda bobcats around the place? You really are in the country!
Mr. Bobcat or one of his family members has lived around here for so long with no problems between us that we don't worry about him nearly as much as we do the farmers surrounding us who do much more damage. During the 15 years that I've lived in this spot, Wed. evening was only the 3rd time I've glimpsed him so you can imagine how excited I was to get that pitiful photo of him. I've seen the black bear that wanders around this area only once so have no fear of him either. Mr. Bobcat is mostly nocturnal and since the human eating mosquitos keep us indoors at night, we don't have many chances to see him.
Love the shot of the dove. My niece has a pet bobcat. He is good to her but sure doesn't like visitors. Don't beleive a pet bobcat would be to my liking.
If that phone call woke me up, I'd do a *69 and call the culprit back.
Cas
Great pictures.
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