Bird photos 101
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And here is a throwback to 2 summers ago...I love this pic of Speckles and her babies.
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- windwalkingwolf
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Some older pictures of mine, taken with my first digital camera. The time from button-pushing to photo capture was negligible, which is SO important to my (nonexistent) photographic skill set. Almost every picture turned out just the way I wanted it to. Unfortunately, the death-knell for that camera came when it was dropped on pavement, and every one I've tried since, just can't compare.
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Oh Wow I love all those picturess. That lobster is the largest I've ever seen. How did you catch it?
Love the dogs playing, love the turtle too!
Ha! Ha! The turkey on your lap is too cute!
Love the dogs playing, love the turtle too!
Ha! Ha! The turkey on your lap is too cute!
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Great pictures, love the dogs playing and the crazy fuzzy bird.
I didn't notice the lap, just thought it was a picture of a turkey catching up on some reading
I didn't notice the lap, just thought it was a picture of a turkey catching up on some reading
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Be careful letting those turkeys read could lead to a revolt and new world order.
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- windwalkingwolf
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I didn't catch him, professional fishermen in New Brunswick did I saw him in a seafood store in Alma, all 14 lbs. of him, and decided it was in his (we named him Charlie) best interest if we were to rescue him from his life of slow starvation in a lobster tank, and bring him home to be eaten loved , fed and petted I don't know that his final week was a very comfortable one, since he didn't fit very well in the largest cooler we had, but he ate well and had a quick end. Had a little trouble finding a roast pan to cram him in, too. One claw fed five of us, and we had leftover lobster for days. His "adoption fee" was $72., and while I'm not sure I would repeat the experience (who knew you could get sick of lobster?) it made for some interesting memories.
The turkey was named Dewey, and was one of three meaties, named Dewey, Eatem and Howe. Ironically, Eatem was attacked by a coyote and had to be put down, leaving Dewey and Howe. They turned into big sucky pets, and were the start of my turkey adventure.
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Is that like the law firm, Dewey, Cheatem, and Howe....windwalkingwolf wrote: ↑Mon Nov 26, 2018 4:13 pmThe turkey was named Dewey, and was one of three meaties, named Dewey, Eatem and Howe. Ironically, Eatem was attacked by a coyote and had to be put down, leaving Dewey and Howe. They turned into big sucky pets, and were the start of my turkey adventure.
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