Like Parent, Like Child
>> Monday, June 16, 2008
A gosling mimicing its canadian goose parent and eating what it eats. A gosling mimicing its canadian goose parent and eating what it eats.
Bandit Starbucks
This little guy couldn't wait to get into his precious Starbucks coffee - gotta feed the itch.'Base'ic Chipmunk
An adorable little chipmunk at the base of a tree. I like to think he is planning his route up to the hole of goodies - perhaps he is just being lazy.Flight Captured
Again the seagulls were being much more cooperative in the flying department than the ducks and geese.Gosling Baroo
>> Sunday, June 15, 2008
Who knew goslings knew of the baroo move as well - doesn't it just make you want to feed him, or in my case, continue feeding him.Red Squirrel
This little guy was trying to guard his hole in which lay a bounty of seeds and nuts, I however, messed up his plans a little as he was more scared of me than the chipmunks were.Chipmunk Hideout
This little guy was insistent he get into the nut and seed hideout inside the tree hole. He was so insistent that he not only did it with me nearby but also a much larger, much more territorial red squirrel guarding it.Masked Bandit
I truly believe raccoons are beautiful creatures and when this one showed up by Hogs Back Falls I had to take the time to get some shots - despite the fact that he startled me a little.Duck on Log - Attempt I
This poor guy was trying to get on the log that all his lady friends were on and kept failing - how embarrassing for him. I still love you duck.Flight
After waiting for the ducks and geese to take off I inevitably gave up and started shooting the seagulls flying around. Who knew one of them would give me a nice shot.
Apology II
It has been AGES since I posted here - so in a vain attempt to make up for it I am going to post a bunch of pictures today.
It should be noted however, that I have finally gotten my Nikon d80 camera and therefore have significantly increased my recent picture intake and have tons and tons more photographs to post here. WAHOO!
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