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Post your yard and pond visitors
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Yum, NO just kidding, he's too pretty to eat!
JBtheExplorer
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Awesome!
I miss my neighborhood turkeys.
i had a pair of blackbirds take a bath today in my waterfall one washed while the other watched for predators
it was a stop and look episode for us, isnt it great how nature makes you forget everything for a brief moment
and helps relax the body and mind
it sent us into a peaceful happy tranquil place for a short duration and then they flew away just as refreshed as us
it was a stop and look episode for us, isnt it great how nature makes you forget everything for a brief moment
and helps relax the body and mind
it sent us into a peaceful happy tranquil place for a short duration and then they flew away just as refreshed as us
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Lots of visitors hanging around today. We have a pair of chickadees nesting in the blue bird house near the pond, so they're constantly back & forth. Our Blue Dasher dragonflies are starting to return (they rule the pond all summer!) and I rescued a Cope's gray tree frog from one of the skimmers (he was so grateful, he consented to pose for a few pictures. lol) All in all, a good wildlife day around here. 
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Getting a drink by A & R Photography, on Flickr
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Love the turkey shot! That is beautiful and neat chipmunk. I have not seen ours this year. Darn stray cats around again.
Oh look how sweet that little chipmunk - aka garden terrorist - looks! He's hydrating so he has the strength to start re-organizing any seeds that you planted. He has better ideas for your garden than you do! haha! Great shot!
@ Palo Duro Canyon S.P. at the bird blind
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Looked out the rainy window today and saw that the bird feeder fell. It stood upright in the lawn and the birds didn't see to notice. They continued using it like normal. Funny watching them sit on the perches a few inches off the ground.
At the same time I noticed it had fell, I saw this female grosbeak eating from it.
At the same time I noticed it had fell, I saw this female grosbeak eating from it.
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FOY Ruby Throated Hummingbird by A & R Photography, on Flickr
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I just spent the last hour bird watching at my feeders, and it was worth it!
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One more photo for good measure.
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@JBtheExplorer Outstanding variety. I just seen my first yellow warbler and American redstart today. Good stuff