Clearly faked. No one would ride that colour bike with those mittens!My uncle B watching us biking
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Photo Of The Day - January 2021
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I was kinda slow on the uptake, did not recognize the 'bleeped' because of the mask.My uncle B watching us biking
Devil's Slide -20180527-51.jpg by Charles Martorelli, on Flickr
It's a wooden fence post, but they've already tried to climb it and keep falling off. Also, the table at the top is a large plastic tray, and they wouldn't be able to negotiate it to get onto it.
Seen that, and yes these rats seem as clever as squirrels.
I must have been succeeding because today they were running around searching for food, with no luck in our garden
Cheers
Hugh
All rodents are regular Einsteins when it comes to food and will go to any length to get it. Very hard to outsmart. Have fun!
Squirrels are often known as tree-rats. Mind you, pigeons are flying rats...?
It's a wooden fence post, but they've already tried to climb it and keep falling off. Also, the table at the top is a large plastic tray, and they wouldn't be able to negotiate it to get onto it.
Seen that, and yes these rats seem as clever as squirrels.
I must have been succeeding because today they were running around searching for food, with no luck in our garden
Cheers
Hugh
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fujifilm x100t f/5.6 1/680 400 - look what the cat dragged in
fujifilm x100t f/5.6 1/680 400 - look what the cat dragged in
I hang our feeder on a free branch suspended on maybe 10 feet of wire. The squirrels would actually jump from the the trunk of the tree to get to it...until I moved the feeder car enough down the branch. Now they don't bother. Then again, there is no need, as the sparrows just fling most the the seed out of the feeder to the ground in a matter of a couple days. Then all the critters get to forage. It does help the ground feeders, like morning doves.
This is absolutely amazing. I love your style. When macro photography meets abstract art ???
Something I did a very long time ago. Canon 30D, 100mm macro f2.8
Yes I’ve definitely been in an abstract mode lately. It’s a different approach for me right now.
Archive: The Space Needle from inside of the Chihuly Garden and Glass (circa August 2017):
Shot on a Canon PowerShot SD1100. Resized and exported in Luminar.
Shot on a Canon PowerShot SD1100. Resized and exported in Luminar.
I took this whilst out on a walk yesterday; view from a bridge in Haywards Heath, looking south down the line towards Brighton.
RTS Defense vehicle ready for shipment overseas.
I think the weather was against you!
Not much better any other time. The rascals come and eat the food but don't have the manners to hang around long enough for a photo
