Pet Pine and the Bluejays
Yellowjacket wasp getting warm
Some warbler
Moustachioed junco nest-building
Bag of tools
Backyard mooning and starring
Rhodora
Currants gone gaudy
Starling
Junco nest
Rhododendron Number Two
Clintonia
They were there
Wine gift
Young bird in the apple
A dahlia, I think
Freshly opened but facing away
Day Moon over neighbours' trees
Rain ending
Bluejay, nutted, unfazed by the dahlia
So, THAT is why. . .
The apple swells
Hoisted
Pilot's Hill, Spring 1975
Visitor at suppertime
Looking down our street from the church steps up t…
Spruce sprucing up for this year's dating season.
I can't resist the forget-me-nots
New toy
Charity case
Eclipsed too
Eclipsed
Moonrise in the city
Rain
Moon drunk hanging with the catkins
Living room corner
Poplar catkins
Junipers showing a little pink
Moon mooning Monday
"A face only a mother could love."
Rain moving in
Belle brume
Port Union in the fog
Red crossbill
Puffing up
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Starling
There is a fairly small number of starlings (half a dozen, maybe) that have settled in to our neighbourhood and at least some of them have been pretty tame.
And garrulous: conversing with me as I imitate their squeaks, squawks and screels.
Well. *I* think it's conversation. I don't know what they think.
This is one of them.
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And garrulous: conversing with me as I imitate their squeaks, squawks and screels.
Well. *I* think it's conversation. I don't know what they think.
This is one of them.
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