Post your yard and pond visitors

[j.w]

I discovered I have a zoom on my little camera, duh after all these years,lol!
Anyways the baby robins are getting ready to say goodbye and they came out and stood and posed for me for maybe the last time. Sad to see them go but happy they made it this far.

 

[JBtheExplorer]

Saw a pair of groundhogs resting by my shed.

 

[JBtheExplorer]

Common Whitetail

Banded Longhorn beetle

rabbit

 

[JBtheExplorer]

Eastern tailed-blue

 

[addy1]

Well guess what loves hyacinths................ having a great snack. It is dark out there.

 

[Mgessert]

It looks like she’s wearing the netting Addy. I hope she didn’t drag it away with her.

 

[addy1]

It looks like she’s wearing the netting Addy. I hope she didn’t drag it away with her.

No ducked under and slipped right back out. It is loose enough to not trap them or other critters but stops the heron.

 

[addy1]

One of our personal groomers showed up, right under the windows.

 

[islandboy]

Vermin hunter's success:

 

[Hound Heaven]

The owls are much less frequent now but these guys are always flitting about...

 

[BKHpondcritters]

The owls are much less frequent now but these guys are always flitting about...View attachment 152754

We always have tons of blue dashers! Their antics are SO entertaining.

 

[JBtheExplorer]

Some of the dragonflies in my gardens. I get a lot of blue dashers around my pond. My main native garden away from the pond gets a bigger variety.

Eastern amberwing

female Blue Dasher

 

[rubyduby]

One of our personal groomers showed up, right under the windows. View attachment 152726View attachment 152727View attachment 152728

Looks like she could be early stages of pregnancy...

 

[addy1]

Looks like she could be early stages of pregnancy...

The deer here all drop their kids in early June, some of ours are just fat and healthy.

 

[Michael from Daytona]

A sharp shinned hawk sometimes visits our bird feeder for a quick snack!

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Ouch. When you wrote, "snack," I was thinking of seeds in the feeder rather than birds at the feeder.