I did post a comment yesterday but obviously didn't press the right button . . . the kitty-kat obviously has some ham in her (can't imagine where that might have come from) - gorgeous shots Richard. Let's see if I can get this to "stay" this time! :)
Thanks "anonymous" - you get the brass ring for being the first to post a comment on my picture blog. Glad you like the images. Let me know if you'd like any emailed for your desktop. The ones I post for viewing are perhaps a little small for that purpose.
It would be nice to have a change of models once in a while. At this time, we are almost up to our waists in SNOW (absolutely no exaggeration - I'll post a pic). The only living thing in sight is the odd chickadee. The squirrel, rabbits and perhaps coyotes leave tracks but are rarely seen. Other than that this land is ASLEEP. Not for much longer I hope.
So otters on a rock feeding would be a welcome sight.
I did post a comment yesterday but obviously didn't press the right button . . . the kitty-kat obviously has some ham in her (can't imagine where that might have come from) - gorgeous shots Richard. Let's see if I can get this to "stay" this time! :)
ReplyDeleteThanks "anonymous" - you get the brass ring for being the first to post a comment on my picture blog. Glad you like the images. Let me know if you'd like any emailed for your desktop. The ones I post for viewing are perhaps a little small for that purpose.
ReplyDeleteyou would have had fun with the otters feeding on a rock just west of the Lions Gate bridge this morning!
ReplyDeleteIt would be nice to have a change of models once in a while. At this time, we are almost up to our waists in SNOW (absolutely no exaggeration - I'll post a pic). The only living thing in sight is the odd chickadee. The squirrel, rabbits and perhaps coyotes leave tracks but are rarely seen. Other than that this land is ASLEEP. Not for much longer I hope.
ReplyDeleteSo otters on a rock feeding would be a welcome sight.