This sculpture of a crow sits on a stone wall at Keppel Croft Gardens.
On the paddling expedition I wrote about the other day I saw this Bullfrog, sitting still on a log only about two feet from me.
And this is the only damselfly that I see regularly, an Ebony Jewellwing. We encounter them along the streams we paddle all the time. They flutter very close, sometimes landing right on the canoe, but they don't sit still long!
I've been watching a farm down the road that has a herd of Scottish Shorthorns, very good for beef apparently. Today they were in the field beside the road, right beside the fence so I could finally get a photo.
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That type of damselfly is the kind we always seen in Tennessee in the creek we played in. I love the eyes of the alpacas!
ReplyDeleteWhen you have a good Photographer's eye it is easy to find something interesting to take a picture of. You have good eyes Stew.
ReplyDeleteBe Safe and Enjoy!
It's about time.
Beaitiful creatures all. Like the sculptures too.
ReplyDeletea nice group of critters but the alpaca are my favorites!! beautiful pictures!!
ReplyDeleteNice pics! Alpacas are fun to see.
ReplyDeleteawww I love Alpacas, we have farms for them here.
ReplyDeleteHello, what a great variety of critters and photos. I love the alpacas, they are adorable. The frog is a cutie. The damselfly is pretty. Great looking cattle. Thank you for linking up and sharing your post. Happy Sunday, enjoy your day and the new week ahead.
ReplyDeleteLove catching shots of the critters when we can and you did another awesome job once again.
ReplyDeleteLove the alpacas!
ReplyDeleteGreat pictures. All good but those sweet alpacas stole my heart. :-)
ReplyDeleteNice collection of critters. Like those alpacas!
ReplyDeleteHello!:) What a good assortment of critters. The young alpacas are irresistible. They have the most attractive faces, as does the frog,...he he, I love frogs!:) The green damselfly is pretty, and the Scottish Shorthorns are attractive too,...with their almost burgundy coloured hides.
ReplyDeleteAlpacas are quite a treat to see.
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