I just paid some bills, watched some TV, played some computer games and took a nap. What a day. I love retirement and full-timing.
Some photos from today:
Our water faucet leaks, and the birds like that. Can you see the bird drinking?
The move their wings like a hummer and just hang there while they're drinking.
I had fun watching them for quite a while this afternoon.
Another drinking bird with lots of buddies nearby.
Pretty birds - almost the same red as the faucet.
Chipmunks get thirsty, too!
He can barely reach the dripping faucet.
Close up of the (I think) chipmunk?
I love the different shapes and arms on these Saguaro Cactus.
The Saguaro Cactus are all over the hills, I guess it's a cactus forest?
Another picture of The Palms.
From Me and My Dog, have a great Tuesday evening, everyone! :)
Great photos. I like the one of th moon showing up about The Palm.
ReplyDeleteSounds like a wonderful way to spend the day after all the driving.
I don't remember those birds being that bright red in fall, usually around spring and mating season they are really red.
That drip really attracted a lot of critters! Love the picture today.
ReplyDeleteThat last photo was my favorite. Beautiful.
ReplyDeleteI love following your blog - the photos are awesome! You and Katie are living a good life. :)
ReplyDelete-- Jool
An ideal day. Isn't it nice to slow down and notice the world around you?
ReplyDeleteChinese proverb: to be entirely at leisure for one day is to be for one day an immortal.
That's a nice park you came across, love the little birds at the faucet.
ReplyDeleteSo much fun to watch the birds and critters partake of the water drip. Beautiful pictures once again.
ReplyDeleteas the sun sets on yet another day I am sure you are most thankful for your lifestyle!!..enjoy the view!!
ReplyDeleteI think you are getting the hang of it!
ReplyDeleteTry not to overdo it. And yes, that was a chipmunk.
ReplyDeleteThe birds at the water are house finches, and I might disagree with Bob. I think the critter may be a ground squirrel. :) I believe chipmunks have a white stripe through their eye...
ReplyDeleteBeautiful photos of the birds and cactus. I know what you mean about relaxing days just hanging around - I'm getting used to it here in the desert.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful!
ReplyDeleteI love the last pic.
ReplyDeleteGreat pictures.
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Dave
Glad to see you are doing your little bit to help support the local wildlife there, Barbara. Give Katie a big hug for us!
ReplyDeleteI really love reading your blog. Love the photos, the adventures with Katie, the burro's, etc. I'm trying to catch up, will probably get caught up tomorrow. I'm so glad you've chosen to share your travels with us. Life is good :-)
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