The Search For Food

I felt a little guilt as this mourning dove gave me this look. Under this snow there is a a lot of bird feed. There was a second dove just to the right, and as you can see in the background, a number of sparrows. The snow always makes food more work for them.

~ Rick

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It’s Stil Winter

I have been out taking photos of the birds and the snow but I am still processing them. I will be sharing those soon. In the mean time, my feathered friends are very active as they look for food. I think more active than I have seen them for months.

~ Rick

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Where To Start

I can read his mind: “Where to start”. Cute. These photos were taken on different days, but at the same bird feeder. You can tell by the level of ‘food’ in the feeder.

~ Rick

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Now, Some Blue

I have seen a couple Eastern Bluebirds recently. When they are flying, the males stand out. The blue is so beautiful.

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Big, Black Lion

Today’s photo is decided to my puppy that we lost this week to age. He was a large dog, but at 14 years old, his body just could not do it any more.

Why this photo? Well, I shot this in the back yard. The squirrel found this in the neighbors trash, then brought it over to hide it for future consumption. We watched him hide it, then a little later, watched as the birds found it. So much for storing food.

Rio has always had this thing about barking at anything that moved. He disliked cats, but if it moved he was interested in playing. He never caught a squirrel, but may have corned a cat or two. He was a rebel that liked to make aware that he was there. I never had a dog bark as much.

I will miss him. Life is a big circle .. it will continue, but I will always have a place in my heart for the big, black lion. (What one of my granddaughters use to call him).

~ Rick

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