Showing posts with label phoebes. Show all posts
Showing posts with label phoebes. Show all posts

Sunday, 12 July 2026

Crumbly Acres Fruits and Critters

 Aw, cherry tomatoes! 


The zucchini is coming along. I tried to figure out what the insect was, but it was too fast for me.


As far as I can tell,  we've 3 or 4 Freds out and about. Auntie Fred is tolerating a kit near her burrow. There were two on the lower deck burrow.



🦷 Trust Joe Brian to make me laugh. Apparently, I'm not too old for a visit from the tooth fairy. I've an appointment Monday. We shall see. I chipped my cracked tooth eating salmon and salsa salad. Seriously. We knew it was cracked. The options were a crown, root canal, or pulling it. 


This helps me drink water. Tis painful when cold hits it.

Everyone watching for danger!
Cinnamon watching the Freds.


This is Barry's trailcam, #75 was here.

And Barry himself gnawing on the branch! I don't know when it switched to photos. I do like watching their behaviour.



We've had a Butch Raccoon with a blond colouring. Here she is. Cinnamon was in the grass, and leapt out with speed and vigour!

   


 Fred is ticking off the Phoebe family!

 

Saturday, 18 June 2022

Saturday's Critters

 Welcome to Saturday's Critters! Visit Eileen's blog for more links to more critters.

Saturday's Critters # 444


We will begin with the porcupine bum!   

porcupine bum from Jennifer Jilks on Vimeo.

This is my last video of the sweet phoebes! They flew that day or the next morning. I've seen the odd one around since. One was back under the deck at the nest.
   

juvie phoebes from Jennifer Jilks on Vimeo.

She seems pregnant! I was sitting on the back deck, and saw her come along  moving west from the east. Later in the afternoon, she came back and headed west.

 

pregnant deer from Jennifer Jilks on Vimeo.

There were two coyotes! In the thumbnail you can see the one on the right, foreground. There is another one on the far left background.

 

coyote from Jennifer Jilks on Vimeo.

And last but definitely the most, our bear! I think it is a bat flying about, too.