There's something over there - maybe you should go look.
Hmmmmm . . .
Let me get a little closer to check it out.
It's kind of funny looking.
Maybe it will go away if I ignore it.
Let me get a little closer to check it out.
It's kind of funny looking.
Maybe it will go away if I ignore it.
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How cute. I bet this was fun to watch in person.
ReplyDeleteAwesome!!!!!!!!!!
ReplyDeleteDear Rain Gardener, This sequence of very attractive images makes a delighful story and one which one could well see appealing to children. I very much like the apparent simplicity of just the birds and the grass. Lovely!
ReplyDeleteI can't believe you were able to get this picture. I agree with Edith, this sequece of photos would make a great childrens story.
ReplyDeleteEileen
LOL! How cute. Neither seemed to be phased by the other running around. Great pictures RG. It would have been fun to watch.
ReplyDeleteHave a terrific weekend!
This was really cute, brought a smile to my face. Thanks!
ReplyDeleteThat was soooo cute. Thanks for the smile.
ReplyDeleteThanks for all the great comments. I do love my birds and critters. Although the critters can be a pain in the bumper most of the time they are very entertaining and oh so cute!
ReplyDeleteHow sweet! I know the chipmunks drive you crazy, but really they are so much cuter than squirrels. The squirrels have been very busy around here lately digging around in the garden. I've noticed more birds lately too, but none as cute as the ones you have.
ReplyDeleteIt feels like fall has arrived, I've been pulling up some of my summer annuals and anxious to start planting bulbs, etc.
These pictures are adorable!
ReplyDeleteHow adorable, thanks for sharing! I love nature and this made me smile. Have a great weekend! :)
ReplyDeleteThese are the most wonderful photos RG ~ you're so lucky to have been that to capture that moment. I have never had a Grosbeak in my yard (or a chipmunk) so that makes them all the better.
ReplyDeletebtw, feel free to make your own garden postcards. I was inspired by another site (linked in my first postcard post). I love to see your vintage treasures anyway.
I've never seen a grosbeak around here, what a cute little scene! I thought I snuck a picture of my bicolor buddleia on my blog, but I'll do it again soon just so you can see. Yes, it's lavender with orange in the middle of each flower. Small now, but I hope it gets huge like my other buddleia.
ReplyDeleteI love, love love it. I've been away too long and come back to this!! The chipmunk is just adorable and the Grosbeaks with their curious head cocking just crack me up, not to mention your perfect interpretational captions, a very fun post!
ReplyDeleteOne day an evening Grosbeak was by the window and I thought it was a giant yellow finch. I had never seen one before. They are beautiful.
ReplyDeleteHi Linda, It's lovely to be back with you :)
ReplyDeleteWhat great photos! Such an unusual encounter and I love the little Chipmunk, we don't have them here. I thought your amusing commentary was spot on!
How cute are those birds!!! and with appropriate comments. That first photo is hilarious... as though he is whispering in her ear.
ReplyDeleteI hope you have had a wonderful weekend and may at least a few of your tomatoes ripen. ;)
Incredible photographs! A most enjoyable story in pictures!
ReplyDeleteOh my goodness! That is so beyond cute!
ReplyDeleteThose pictures are awesome. It is so hard to capture a picture like that. It is really perfect for children stories.
ReplyDeleteI can’t believe that you capture this kind of picture. It is really amazing and it is really meaningful! You can see that this is how wonderful life is. I wished that I can also capture like this one.
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