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New Backyard Visitor
- Thread starter mbdorfer
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diamondlil
Mice! They taste so nice!
What a cutie!
jazzgeek
The Rule Of Thirds.
Why do I have this picture in my mind of Mike in his back yard, on one knee with arms outstretched, belting out a "concert A" with a huge vibrato (I said vibrato, you sickos), as all the wild animals scurry to perch on him, a la Ace Ventura?
Bunnies under the shed, wild corns on the driveway, birds nesting on his lamp....the list keeps on growing! :cheers:
Dale
(who'd show up at his doorstep to be fed a dark beer...)
Bunnies under the shed, wild corns on the driveway, birds nesting on his lamp....the list keeps on growing! :cheers:
Dale
(who'd show up at his doorstep to be fed a dark beer...)
dogsNdragons
and Corns, OH MY!
Very cute. There is a pair hanging around my street.
dogsNdragons
and Corns, OH MY!
I first spotted this little one on Christmas Eve.
It's living under the shed in the yard.
Baby Cottontail
Look, its the Easter Bunny come early delivering eggs.
