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| One of those days, odd lot. Shopping bag Lady.... pigeon stuck to bag. I'm assuming it will work loose, because pigeon was flying around. |
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| Uncooperative raccoon, 3 second viewing opportunity. |
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| Ah! Evidence. There's an owl upstairs. |
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| Owl rump. Without Jean's help I never would have spotted this sleeper. "See the branches?" Branches?! "See the greenery?" Greenery?! "It's right in there, in the branches and greenery." Look up, up, up, up.... fall over backwards. One of those days. |
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| Peck, peck, peck..... sometimes at trees, often at suet mash. |
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| Hover when necessary. |
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| Another Horvath rescue, the saw whet owl. In the wild it would not survive due to injuries. It's now an educational owl. This is sad, but it has life, food, comfort, and is a fine teacher. Tiny. |
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| What is this peregrine falcon thinking?? Gorgeous bird, now an educator. |
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| Peregrine falcon, a Horvath rescue bird, now an educational bird. This honey sure knows how to pose. I know it would be wonderful if falcon could fly free, but falcon would not survive. |
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| Westside red tails. They fly in and dry leaves fall like snowflakes. Wonderful displays. |
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| It's all browns and greys at this time of year, so when this orange blasted my eyes it came as a total surprise, male oriole arriving for lunch. it's very funny seeing color coordination for a meal. |
