This blog is not about provocative thoughts, ruminations on the world as we know it or anything else fancy. It is merely images from my personal 'little piece of paradise,' Enjoy.
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Friday, 27 December 2013
Alternative Santa
This handsome fellow was captured outside our dining room window by my wildlife camera, I thought he looked very festive wearing his warm red winter suit.
Sunday, 22 December 2013
Christmas Beauty
I can't help but feel festive when I look outside the kitchen window and see this handsome fellow looking picture perfect.
Wednesday, 18 December 2013
Well fed.
The nights are chilly now and when you have a tiny body and a high metabolism it is vital to feed quickly upon waking from the night of torpor. I am kept busy making sure all the hummingbird feeders are kept full at this time of year.
Sunday, 15 December 2013
Winter Visitor Part Two
The great thing about wildlife cameras is they work in total darkness without a flash, so again, a totally natural image. Just passing through.
Friday, 13 December 2013
Winter Visitor
Sunday, 8 December 2013
Keep Off!
We have tried to keep our yard as natural as possible, allowing all the naturally occurring species to come and go as they please. This does lead to some trial and error when we want to plant new things though. Does it have enough weaponry to protect itself from hungry passers-by? Or will it have mysteriously disappeared the next time we look? Needless to say, nothing has tried to make a snack out of this fearsome little cactus!
Wednesday, 4 December 2013
Perfect Blue
Chilly mornings and clear blue skies, what could be better? This little House Finch was perched atop the big old saguaro in our backyard to welcome the new day. How do they manage to balance on all those spines I wonder!
Sunday, 1 December 2013
Keeping Warm
It is getting to that time of year again when the nights get cold and all the creatures need to eat more to keep warm. Of course the Cottontails are back at the quail block gnawing away every morning when I wake up. I think this one should consider a new career as a sculptor though don't you?
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