My lot in the subdivision is only one acre, but I do have a kinda' ravine which backs up to another acre lot to a property on another street beyond.....it does entice all kinds of wildlife.....the deer travel through the area periodically, but there are the birds and squirrels ....... :mrgreen:

Another of the Grandaughter's eyes...... :mrgreen:

Here's a hummingbird link you may want to peruse.....
it also has "streaming" hummers......

http://www.hummingbirds.net/index.html

http://www.hummingbirds.net/album.html

http://www.hummingbirds.net/species.html

http://www.hummingbirds.net/gallery.html


http://www.hummingbirdsociety.org/photogallery/photogallery.asp

FOR PHOTOGRAPHERS

http://www.hummingbirdsociety.org/photogallery/photologin.htm


Gallery:

http://www.hummingbirdsociety.org/photogallery/photogallery2.asp?Search=isfavorite&nsearch=undefined&page=1

A doe that showed up in my backyard a few months ago... :mrgreen:

LILO -THE LITTLE BOY KITTEN=

"MOLLY" My female Jack Russel's EYE

GRANDAUGHTER KATELYN'S EYES - 11 YRS. OLD

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ORANGE ROSE=

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Thanks for your response....you'll be able to find a lot of this example......expecially the bait containers.....folks just leave them where they empty them and if there's no "trash cans" available they leave them sitting on the riverbanks or piers.

There's literally thousands of these scenes in trees along the river's shores...anywhere folks fish from the river banks, and there are overhanging trees, invariably someone's cast will end up this way and even when fishing from boats and casting towards the shore they will end up the same way in some occasions.....due, probably, from a lot of inexperienced "casters" with spinning reels, since the line comes off so freely and they make their release "too soon"....instead of going out it goes up....and, if the "rigs" can't easily be reached they just pull until they break off, leaving them as pictured.......

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You can call this one "Fishing in the Trees"..... :mrgreen:

It is the third Saturday in October (Oct. 20, 2012) each year....I noted the first in my original comment.....here's another link that explains it again and has included videos you may want to watch......... :thumbup:

http://www.bridgeday.info/

Read some articles here about the Idaho Bridge that is included in the above link......... :mrgreen:

http://www.bridgeday.info/legal365.php#2005-08-22

Just more "Stuff".... :mrgreen:

ANGEL(Butterfly) AND THE FLOWER


CLOVER PATCH....HOW MANY FOUR LEAF CLOVERS DO YOU SEE?
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GONE BUT NOT FORGOTTEN - BATHTUBS BY THE WAYSIDE (salvage yard)

They were also on my list of birds to see and it was years before I got these quick "clicks"......just watch for a "crow" sized birds with a prominent "voice"......good luck!.....

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PILIATED WOODPECKER

Genealogy research is great....been into it now for a couple years.........if you would like some Free Genealogy links, that you may not be aware of, give me another PM and I'll list the ones I have found and use.........hwmcc

Just making an observation for those that were not reared on a farm and may have wondered what they were.......they do make great photos.......

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