This adorable little red squirrel is young. His tail isn't even long enough to keep his head warm. He was hanging around our place for quite a few weeks but like so many other sweet creatures around here, he just upped and disappeared one day. Anyway, on this day, he held this position for the longest time and though it was shot through glass at near dusk, you can still see the forlorn look on his adorable little face. "Where have all the peanuts gone?"
Here's another rather unhappy face. It's the cardboard in which the charger and cord came with a Kobo Arc. Seeing faces in everyday inanimate things is called pareidolia.
The bright eye of a female Hairy woodpecker checking me out through the kitchen window.
It kind of looks as if the walls are bowing inward but that's just the shadow cast by the openings in the side of that lamp, and they're actually on the wall behind it - which ends at that hallway off to the right.
STELLA! She's Frank's sons' beautiful girl.
Laundry never seems to end. And rarely does it catch my eye in an attractive way but I liked the way these towels looked in the sunlight which streamed in through another window.
Don't we get the most beautiful visitors?
More photos coming up soonish.
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And now, without further delay, here are the Posts of the Week. The icon below is yours for the taking if your blog post is named as a POTW.
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YOU'LL SAY "AWWW"
JUST PLAIN ALL AROUND GOOD
New Year's Day 2015
by DJan
at DJan-ity
Lake Roger's Park
by Author R. Mac Wheeler
at R. Mac Wheeler
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IT TOUCHES THE HEART
Lament
by Jim
at Suldog
Coffee, Reflections and Music
by A Cuban in London
at Un Cubano en Londres
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YOU'LL LAUGH
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CREATIVE FUN
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READERS' CHOICE
READERS' CHOICE
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