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Jim Boynton

Posted: 02 Aug 2015

Taken: 14 May 2015

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1/320 • f/6.3 • 250.0 mm • ISO 3200 •

Canon EOS REBEL T3

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Heading home...

Heading home...
...to my chimney!
Taken from my balcony indoors, so unfortunately these are heavily cropped. Some cool uncropped ones to come.

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6 comments - The latest ones
 Jim Boynton
Jim Boynton
More grey than me!
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Checking out the area.
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8 years ago. Edited 8 years ago.
 Pam J
Pam J club
BRILLIANT !!

Those "tiny feet".. beware... they ALMOST have adipose thumbs... we are on the way out of this joint.. THEY however will be in ascendance !!!!
8 years ago.
Jim Boynton has replied to Pam J club
LOVE their 'thumbs' and how dainty they are when they eat.
8 years ago.
Pam J club has replied to Jim Boynton
I love my ones here.

They are still 'country bumpkins" . I have twins and triplet babies here right now. I feed.. not enough for dependance .. but enough that they come . Water is also available aways. In the awful droughts it was often the only water around.

They also wash things... they will play with a stone and wash it in the birdbath.. and leave it as a gift.
8 years ago.
 Levina de Ruijter
Levina de Ruijter
He really doesn't seem to be intimidated by you being there! Great shots.
8 years ago.
Jim Boynton has replied to Levina de Ruijter
I was inside on my balcony so was never seen for these shots. The later posts I was definitely noticed. Not much intimidates these creatures. If you cross their path during a nightly stroll they will back off a few feet and then stand their ground ready for a fight.
8 years ago.

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