These are photos of some of the wildlife found in our garden.
Sparrow in Winter.
Our deck’s railing.
Are you looking at me?
Bird-feeder.
Suet.
Quail.
Black Squirrel.
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Squirrel at the bird feeder.
Running on the (fence) highway.
Squirrel on the snow-covered fence.
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View from our Deck.
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For the Birds.
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A voice of Iran.
Abrie Joubert.
Agrigirl
Anotherday2paradise.
Bosveld Nimf.
Brownie Girl
Cocoa up north.
Coetzee Blog.
Colonialist
D1nx.
ddupl3ss1s
Dis Ekke/Hester
Ek Myself
Fired up cooking.
Fredaf.
Genis.
Go between flames.
Hier “blok” Ek!
Lavender and Lime
Lekker vurige affere.
Lisa Bradshaw.
N R Hatch
Naomi' s Notes.
Nine cent girl.
Pandora se box.
Perdebytjie.
Pink Polkadot Food
Rondomtaliedraai.
Sartenada.
Schnippelboy.
Searching for Ironman.
Sons o thunder
Soul Dipper
Spokie sny spoor.
Strooimeisie.
Tannie Frannie
The only Cin
Timeless lady.
Toortsie.
View from the side.
Love the photo’s. Our weather is crazy here in SA. Winter cold and heatwaves. Bees in the birdfoid. All signs of nature in crisis.
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I’m so glad 😉
It’s crazy ;-( It must be even more difficult with all the load shedding ;-(
We also had a very hot summer, in the first week in October Calgary’s snowfall was the seventh heaviest for any day in Calgary’s weather records dating to 1881, according to a tweet from YYC Weather Records.
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Dis pragtige fotos Linda. Die natuur is darem wonderlik nè?
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Baie dankie Hester, ons moet maar soms vinnig speel met die kamera, hulle is al permanent op die eetkamer Buffet-kas.
Ekskuus ek sien nou eers die terugvoering ;-(
Wordpress se klokkie werk ook nie aldag nie en my Yahoo notifikasies gaan soms in ‘n ander “”folder” in.
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Wow awesome to have that in your garden..
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I think it is mainly due to the trees that we planted and the bird feeders.
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