Can't Get Enough...
Nov 25, 2017 11:26:57 #
DOOK wrote:
Too cute, Angela. Nice shots. 
Thanks, Earl... glad you enjoyed!!
Nov 25, 2017 11:30:25 #
CLF wrote:
Angela, you keep doing it to me. These are great ... (show quote)
Many thanks, Greg.... for your comment and thumbs!! Your squirrels would love for you to buy them a pumpkin present!! I've always cut a hole on the side of the pumpkin for them to go in and get the seeds, but this year, they did it all on their own!! They even ate through 3 little gourd pumpkins that I had for display!!!
The jays come in groups of 4-6... especially when the peanuts are out and since I put the branches up, they land on them waiting for the squirrels to leave!!
Nov 25, 2017 11:32:28 #
Treepusher wrote:
Very cute. The squirrels here see no reason to wait until I've harvested my pumpkin crop, and begin helping themselves almost as soon as the pumpkins begin to show any orange. This does not endear them to me!!!
LOL.... Randy, they're so cute, so you need to come to terms that you're growing your pumpkins just for them... and they thank you!!
Glad you enjoyed my chubby backyard critters!!!
Nov 25, 2017 11:33:04 #
angela k wrote:
Thanks, Johnny.... glad you enjoyed and not bad shots for my sx50!!
Just think how good it would have been if you shot it with a Sony!!!!
Nov 25, 2017 11:33:09 #
angela k wrote:
Many thanks, Greg.... for your comment and thumbs... (show quote)
Angela, I doubt I will find any pumpkins yet this year but I promise you and my little friends that I will do it next year and every after that.
Greg
Nov 25, 2017 11:36:03 #
lensbaby007 wrote:
What a fun series, Angela, and very well photographed. They are so fun to watch, aren't they?
Thanks for your visit, Sandy and glad you enjoyed these..... and yes, they are always fun to watch, even better when I get to watch from the comfort of my sun-room!!
Nov 25, 2017 11:39:14 #
taj334 wrote:
Great shots Angela! Must be fun watching them from the warmth of you sun room. Let's hope they're not gearing up for a harsh winter. It's coming all to quickly.
Thanks, Tricia!!! They are fun to watch and for some strange reason, they're extra hungry this year!!! They even ate 3 small gourds I had outside!!
We've been spoiled this year, so you know that cold and white is right around the corner!!
We need a play day soon!!!
Nov 25, 2017 11:39:45 #
kpmac wrote:
Wonderful series, Angela.
Thanks so much, Ken... glad you enjoyed!
Nov 25, 2017 11:41:13 #
HOT Texas wrote:
Just think how good it would have been if you shot it with a Sony!!!!
Yada yada!!!!
I think my old and dusty sx50 did a great job!!
Nov 25, 2017 11:42:58 #
CLF wrote:
Angela, I doubt I will find any pumpkins yet this year but I promise you and my little friends that I will do it next year and every after that.
Greg
Greg
Greg, you might find them in the grocery stores... people still cook pumpkin for soup and pie... my little critters even ate through gourds!!!
Nov 25, 2017 16:40:58 #
LOL Delightful shots, Angela, and the 3rd one is a prize winner IMO. Lovely image of your bluejay as well!! He looks like he has something very serious on his mind.
Nov 25, 2017 17:07:56 #
Great set Angela, but our squirrels never seems to bother them. I usually discard the pumpkins to a "almost compost" pile in a wooded area and they lay there until they finally appear to decompose naturally. Maybe I should keep a little closer watch on them!
Nov 25, 2017 17:18:35 #
Nov 25, 2017 19:52:36 #
Dixiegirl wrote:
LOL Delightful shots, Angela, and the 3rd one is a prize winner IMO. Lovely image of your bluejay as well!! He looks like he has something very serious on his mind.
Thanks, Donna.... I was in the sunroom and David was in the kitchen and he spotted him in the pumpkin... he yelled to me and thankfully my camera was right there, it was perfect timing and they do keep us entertained!! Glad you enjoyed and I appreciate your always kind comments!
Nov 25, 2017 19:56:55 #
Swamp-Cork wrote:
Great set Angela, but our squirrels never seems to bother them. I usually discard the pumpkins to a "almost compost" pile in a wooded area and they lay there until they finally appear to decompose naturally. Maybe I should keep a little closer watch on them!
This was the first year I didn't make the hole on the side for them... they just ate down to the seeds and are still eating!! I'm surprised yours don't bother with them and if you have deer, they also eat them.
Corky, glad you enjoyed seeing my little chubby!!!
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