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Thank you, Dawg and Princess. He always has his tongue stuck out when he bats, I guess it helps him concentrate. LOL

I've got a video somewhere of him playing baseball in my backyard with his mama, just a week after he turned 3 yrs old. He hit the ball over the fence and into the neighbors yard. :LOL:
 
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Thanks, Kay. :) He's had that same baseball stance since before he was two years old with his little toy plastic bat :LOL: - that little guy has always loved baseball!
 
Pretty sky late this afternoon. I took a few random shots with my phone from the front yard, and didn't see the bird in flight until I looked at the pics on my computer. :)
 

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Thanks, Dawg. :) It probably was a hawk, from the looks of the wing span. There's a lot of them out here.
 
Thank you, Taxy and Princess. :)

Weird - I was having my coffee on the patio this morning and a young hawk swooped in and landed on a lower branch of one of the trees. My cat freaked out, fortunately he was right next to me. :ohmy:
 
I wish I could get a picture of the birds outside right now, but if I move they all fly away. They tolerate the cats watching them, but not the big clumsy human.
 
Thank you, Taxy and Princess. :)

Weird - I was having my coffee on the patio this morning and a young hawk swooped in and landed on a lower branch of one of the trees. My cat freaked out, fortunately he was right next to me. :ohmy:

Isn't that just the coolest Cheryl? I had nearly the same happen to me when I was sitting on the front porch reading, and a red tailed hawk landed on the porch railing not five feet away. We stared at each other while I didn't move, and could hardly breathe. I think he landed there to check out the very realistic little bunny statue I have in the garden. Gosh, that just filled me with wonder and sure made my day. I love to watch them flying over our mountain, and what a shot you got with that beautiful picture. Good thing your little cat was right beside you!
 
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Thanks, Kay - yes, it's those unexpected moments that take our breath away! (as your sig line says) :) I can imagine your mountain is a beautiful view from your porch. :ohmy:

Princess, I'm glad your kitties get to watch bird TV - I bet they love their new home! Looking forward to some pics of those gorgeous Wyoming sunsets....or sunrises. :)

This thread needs more love. :LOL:
 
Princess WiggleBottom (Latté) wondering if she can get that bird this time & Both Latté and Smudge relaxing and watching the goings on. The bowl on the deck is full of sunflower seeds.
 

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Love the pics, Princess! Looks like you have such a nice deck and yard now in your new home. I can just see you and Shrek relaxing in the living room watching your kitties enjoy their view, but your probably busy building shelves. :LOL: Thanks for sharing some pics. :)
 
I wish I could get a pic of the birds, but they fly away when I approach, by the time they start coming back I can't hold my arms up any longer.

They've already wiped out a pound of sunflower seeds today.
 
I was driving to the grocery store this morning early and saw this group of birds standing by a water-filled ditch beside the road. There were 10 Wood Storks, two Roseate Spoonbills, and a bunch of White Egrets that I couldn't count because a car was coming up behind me. Glad my camera was handy for once -- just rolled down the window & took a shot.
 

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I was driving to the grocery store this morning early and saw this group of birds standing by a water-filled ditch beside the road. There were 10 Wood Storks, two Roseate Spoonbills, and a bunch of White Egrets that I couldn't count because a car was coming up behind me. Glad my camera was handy for once -- just rolled down the window & took a shot.

Oh that is fantastic! I would love to see that. I saw a Great Blue Heron the other day.
 
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