White Breasted Nuthatch
squirrel coming down the tree :)
Tufted Titmousegrabbing up some seed from the ground. Mmmmm Yummy!
And another squirrel...that seemed to be watching me intently.
As long as I live, I'll hear waterfalls and birds and winds sing. I'll interpret the rocks, learn the language of flood, storm, and the avalanche. I'll acquaint myself with the glaciers and wild gardens, and get as near the heart of the world as I can.
― John Muir
Nope, never get tired of your birds!!
ReplyDeleteI like the squirrels as well... they are adorable! Great shots Kerri!!
I LOVE birds! The more pictures the merrier. I also love wildlife and wish I had some trees to catch some squirrels in action, like you do.
ReplyDeleteI'm jealous of your pictures because they are so nice...*sniff*... I'll have to see if my new camera can improve my pictures (because it just can't be the person TAKING the photos...)
I never tire or get fed up of other folks wildlife shots.. I like comparing them with what I see.
ReplyDeleteWhat I try for now is to get a bird I see all the time and see if I can get the more unusual shot of it. I have managed with one or two ducks which tend to stay about long enough.
Did the bird knock the nail into the tree?
ReplyDeleteYou really produce some beautiful intimate bird shots.
If I'm tired of all these birds photos? Nope! They're great ...
ReplyDeleteMore great pics. That last squirrel looked a little punk to me :-)
ReplyDeleteNo, we'll never get tired of those close-ups! They are magnificent!
ReplyDeleteDo you give courses?
Wow, great photos!! Great close up of the squirrel. Speaking of squirrels - I finally got a picture of that black squirrel today - not a very good one but at I least got one. :-)
ReplyDeleteHave a happy day!
I have missed a lot of great wildlife photos here. I'm just catching up and I am impressed by these.
ReplyDeleteWildlife and nature....makes beautiful pictures.
ReplyDeleteLove the squirrel pics! I like the birds too, but I think I have taken enough bird pics to last me at least until next winter. I am SO ready for the snow to go and spring to start springing. Flower pictures will be so much more fun this year with my new camera!
ReplyDeleteMore great wildlife pics, you're really getting good at this! I have a bird feeder in my back yard, but the snow has been so deep that I've found it hard to keep it filled. Plus it's quite a long way from the house, so not many photo ops!
ReplyDeleteLovely images Kerri!
ReplyDeleteI'm never going to get tired of your birds!! I'm in awe of the shots you manage to get!
ReplyDeleteGorgeous squirrels though, I especially like the last one
Those photos are breathtaking! Well done!
ReplyDeleteYou are amazing, Kerri! This is another great series of the photos. There is no way I can get tired from them. I do enjoy your bird photos, they are really lovely, and this squirrel is awesome as well!
ReplyDeleteSplendid photographs so much clean, it means that you have all the comfort you pull these photographs, hence are very calm the various birds and small animals or otherwise it will be supposed you they like enough in order to they make... monteling!
ReplyDeleteI was never much of a bird person until your blog. You do such a wonderful job that I could never get tired of seeing them. Great work on these photos - I'm impressed once again with your skills at capturing animals!
ReplyDeleteI never get tired of bird pictures and your's are great. I was reading in your last post about the bird eating from your hand! Wow!!
ReplyDeleteThe second squirrel pic is my favorite. He looks like he's having a bad hair day.
ReplyDeleteKerri,
ReplyDeleteMy first guess of redbud was way, way off. So I tried coral tree. I don't think so. So then I tried witch hazel. nope. I'm stumped!
Lovely, isn't he/she sweet!!!
ReplyDeleteyou never get tired of nature and all that it has to offer....beautiful images :)
ReplyDeleteHi Kerri, I am doing the catchup thing. Been a very busy week. Nice pics here. I like your squirrels. They have been introduced into Cape Town and whenever we go down there we go looking for them. A good place was the the Comapany Gardens near the Parliament - haven't been there for a while now.
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