Judy and Boomer
Member Since 2014
Yesterday
Good morning!
AMPS 329 shooting 3.25u
Boomer ate some of his food last night although at +3 as we were going to bed he turned his nose up at his +3 and sniffed and turned away from his auto feeder foods. So I took 2 cans out of the fridge (which I believe were the same foods in the auto feeder) put some of each on plates and put them down and he dug in
Man what a cat! Anyways, he ate some of what was on the plate and some out of the auto feeder last night.
Today I've already been out to a couple of places with not much luck other than photographing a Kingfisher from a distance. But a few weeks ago I met a woman at one of the parks so she and I met up today for a walk. She's new to this city so we continued on to a second place that was new for her.
Not much else on the agenda today except for a couple of errands this afternoon.
Today's photo is of a Red-Bellied Woodpecker, named for a faint red patch on it's belly (and because the name Red-Headed Woodpecker was already taken lol).
Good morning!
AMPS 329 shooting 3.25u
Boomer ate some of his food last night although at +3 as we were going to bed he turned his nose up at his +3 and sniffed and turned away from his auto feeder foods. So I took 2 cans out of the fridge (which I believe were the same foods in the auto feeder) put some of each on plates and put them down and he dug in
Man what a cat! Anyways, he ate some of what was on the plate and some out of the auto feeder last night.Today I've already been out to a couple of places with not much luck other than photographing a Kingfisher from a distance. But a few weeks ago I met a woman at one of the parks so she and I met up today for a walk. She's new to this city so we continued on to a second place that was new for her.
Not much else on the agenda today except for a couple of errands this afternoon.
Today's photo is of a Red-Bellied Woodpecker, named for a faint red patch on it's belly (and because the name Red-Headed Woodpecker was already taken lol).
