I can hear a worm :)
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Erv wrote:
Thanks MT!!! I know I am a little weird.:):) Animals seem to trust me for some reason. I was only 10 feet away and was walking a long with her shooting. I was out walking along the lake at work and stopped to look at the Ducks. One walked up to me, pecked at my boot and than sat down by me. And yes I didn't have my pocket camera!:(:( Took my coat off because it was warm.:(
i see no weirdness in that at all. :-D some people just seem to have a way with animals and you're one of them. (the people, not the animals. :lol: )
Mar 19, 2015 16:52:52 #
Thank you Ellen!!! Was fun to watch.:)
4ellen4 wrote:
very nice series--thank you for sharing
Mar 19, 2015 16:53:59 #
It sure is nice to see them show up. we have a lot around right now.:)
rocketride wrote:
And it has one of the most amusing 'scientific' names ever--Turdus migratorius. Which is Latin for 'migratory thrush', but it does make one think of other things getting up and 'going walkies' doesn't it?
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I was at work watching her all day when I could. I finally had to go get the camera. I don't know what she is feeding, but she got a lot of worms while i watched her.:) She would make a great fishing buddy!:):)
Swamp-Cork wrote:
Great set Erv! I also love watching them!
Mar 19, 2015 22:20:15 #
What fantastic shots, Erv! I have trouble shooting robins..they, like chickadees, never stay still!
Mar 20, 2015 06:07:52 #
Thank you Sue!! They are all doing this at work right now.Fun to watch:)
sailorsmom wrote:
What fantastic shots, Erv! I have trouble shooting robins..they, like chickadees, never stay still!
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