Moth, Where Did You Come From?

Ruby-Crowned Kinglet, October 27

 

I got an amazing number of bad photos of this little ruby-crowned kinglet—the gray day & a dirty window were not conducive to good photos. Photoshop could help only a bit, but still, these are better than none!

The mister has the ruby crown. The missus does not (see the second photo). They came in a pair. He was furiously attacking the bathroom window; the noise drew me in to see what was happening. They stayed for two days, then left.

I Trained It Myself

Pearly Moth II

Pearly Moth

Who Lives in Here?

A new tiny hole in the path up our hill.

Frit

And Here It Is!

Here It Comes

Lazy Afternoon

Tarantula III

Tarantula II

My gosh, that was one giant tarantula.

Hello, Buddy! Goodbye, Buddy!

In the kitchen, doing dishes, cleaning up, looking down. Hello, Buddy!

Here is my little friend on its way back to nature via the front steps, post-Tupperware (which is a wonderful scooping aid).

Sweet Devil-eared Cat

 

 Nothing altered; nothing Photoshopped. This is simply Hamilton.

Leaves IV

Leaves III

Leaves II

Leaves

The Sky Today Before the Rain

Smiley Truck with Nose

On Manor Road at the light at Airport Boulevard

Bedside Moth

And wood.

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The self-immolation graffiti is such a strange one to be sprinkling about town on random signs, I feel.

At the Animal Clinic

Happenstance, I'm sure. The animal clinic is completely non-oppressing.

What Are You Lookin' At?

Nothin'. What are YOU lookin' at?

Back at Home

Today's Walk XII

Today's Walk XI

Today's Walk X

Sent from my iPhone

Today's Walk IX

Today's Walk VIII

Today's Walk VII

Today's Walk VI

Sent from my iPhone

Today's Walk V

Today's Walk IV

Today's Walk III

Today's Walk II

Today's Walk I

Sunshine

Feeding the Neighbors

There are two more in pens, but Linny is allowed to roam free today, because he is a gentleman, says his person (our human neighbor).

Sunset at the Top of the Hill

Early Morning Moonset

Fisticuffs