Josephine mushed Nutmeggie. You can see her paw "making dough!" You cannot hear, but she was purring mightily. Nutmeggie, I mean. Well, maybe Jophee was purring, too!
Next, Jos videotaped Cinnamon! She used my camera, which is a bit awkward to use. She did well.
I thought Tiberius should get into the spirit.
They checked trailcams, brought in wood, and kept quite busy.
They played with the cat. Twice he rolled off the shelf, held on to the ladder by two arms, and once hit the ground, but he got back up.
Cinnamon from Jennifer Jilks on Vimeo.
Grampa went into our GP's office, where a healthcare worker stabbed him with his cancer treatment injection, in the parking lot, in the snow. (He's had a cough since November, and they have strict rules.)
After breakfast in the snow, on the front porch, Josephine was birding, identifying birds by their sound, as well as sight, wrapped in a blanket. It was peaceful.
The girls fetched the trailcam memory cards. The first section is the site in the day, with the wicked winds. Next, the coyote ate something. I think it was a frog. You can see it dangling.
Butch raccoon was there. There was a group of three. I hope it was our 4 release raccoons, who have stuck together all winter, with one off-camera. Taco, burrito, Mary Kate and Ashley.
Stay safe. Stay well.
Saturday's Critters #330 |
10 comments:
Hello,
I am sure it is a treat to have your grandchildren visiting. Love all the critters, tigger with the bunny ears. I hope your hubby feels better. Thank you so much for linking up and sharing your post. Take care, stay well! Enjoy your weekend, Happy Easter! PS, thank you for the visit and comment on my blog.
...yesterday was a delight here too, snow, wind, sun and more wind! Happy Easter.
Your videos are always a treat to watch! And snow? I can't imagine! Love your new banner too. Those ducks seem to come off the screen...they are so real! Hugs!
Mixture of weather for the last 2 days, a bit better today. Nice coyote capture.
I would have lived being out there with her, birding!
Looks like you had a better supply of material than I did to make masks. Mine had to be all white with an old sheet from the rag bag and a new T-shirt I got at a trade show back when I was working as a Tech Director for the school district. But they came out okay. One T-shirt gave me enough cloth for eight masks including the inside layer and an extra strip in the middle to make three layers over the nose and mouth. Finally all done with them today. - Margy
You are making memories that will last a long time! Happy Easter.
The girls are lovely!
Masks and gloves should have been distributed freely to the population, in my opinion.
Wow! great selections of video ~ loved the kitty one ~ they are so agile and playful ~ Looks like you having a good time and do hope Grandpa is doing well ~ Wishing you a Happy Easter ~ not your celebrate but happy wishes to you for a special Sun.
Be Well,
A ShutterBug Explores,
aka (A Creative Harbor)
Hello. Lovely post and videos.
Take care. Happy Easter.
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