As I threw the rubber stick for Kaylee to chase after our walk, I ended up standing only about 3-4 feet away from the bird feeder. Some of the chickadees, however, were daring enough (or hungry enough) to come in for a landing anyway:
Finally, today's Kaylee selections. In this one, she's dealing with some bark that had fallen off a dead tree—after all, you can never be too careful:
Yesterday's Olympic coverage ran a little long, so I didn't call it a night until about 12:30 a.m. When I walked into the bedroom, this was the sight that greeted me:
I quickly realized that since it was after midnight then the photos I was taking counted toward my Friday collection, so I could go ahead and post them tonight along with whatever else I shot during the day. Which was good, because by that point I didn't have the mental capacity to turn my computer back on, much less compose a blog post. Kaylee, of course, could have cared less one way or the other:
Awwwww, what a good dog! She was warming the bed for you (and making sure it didn't escape).
ReplyDeleteThe chicadees are so cute! I love feeding them in winter, but they sure are hard to photograph because they don't hold still long!
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ReplyDeleteNo, they certainly don't—we won't talk about how many photos of blurry chickadees are currently sitting on my hard drive. ;)
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Great chickadee pictures! My dad would have been very impressed. And, Kaylee is so helpful! Turned the bed down for you and got it all slept in and ready. :D
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