Wednesday, May 19, 2010

Naptime On The Lake







17 comments:

  1. You are lucky to have all this right on your doorstep!

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  2. Love this! Look at all that young fluffiness!

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  3. How wonderful to have these gorgeous creatures so close to you!

    Thank you for the encouraging words. They told me all they ask is that I show up on time and do my job. I told them they'd get a lot more than that out of me!

    I hate having to struggle financially and draw on my retirement funds, but thankful I "gave till it hurt" for so many years.

    I'll be visiting my blog friens more often, now that I feel like the fog has been lifted!

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  4. I love the new neighbors!!!

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  5. there is a brood on a pond near us and sometimes I can see them from the road as I drive by. I like to see new life in nature.
    Mama Bear

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  6. I love Canada geese, how would you like a turkey to round out this picture?

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  7. We have a pair of Canadians that have nested and a pair of Mallards. Hopefully we'll be seeing babies swimming by soon. Last night I saw a deer crossing an open area in our back yard headed for the river to drink.

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  8. What sweet balls of fluff....but I know their parents can be VERY protective!!

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  9. They are so sweet! I love to look at Canadian Geese. We finally have a pair that stop by our little lake every once in a while, but not often. Maybe they don't like the little wood ducks that hang-out there, too. I love to watch birds-any kind, any size!

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  10. Your babies are the same size of mine! They are neat to watch but they are really messy! I love them though.

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  11. Just yesterday as I was driving home from the grocery store I had to stop as a family of geese like this crossed the road from one pond to another. How fun that you get to watch this family.

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  12. New season, new birth, new fluffy life in the world. Spring goes too fast here. I used to love the gradual unfolding.....Here, spring lasts two days,max. Then summer is upon us in all its sweltering-ness!

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  13. Wish I had some in my front yard! I'll bet you're really enjoying watching them!

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  14. So regal looking and the little ones are so pretty!

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  15. Ooooo...what is it about fuzzy things that makes me go gaga! How precious those wee ones are!

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  16. You are so lucky to live in such a beautiful place by the lake. I just love your little feathered friends. What fun to have them near you.
    I missed you while we were gone. I have had fun reading some of your last posts. I had to laugh at your letter to politicians. Please add my name to the end of that letter too. You gave them good advice.

    Hugs, Lura

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  17. A nice treat. It is just so fun to watch anything baby.

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