Picture-A-Week-2016 - Week 27

[pierces]

Pictures taken between Monday, June 27 and Sunday, July 3.

[Oakman58]

Hey you, Mr. Fat Cheeks, I put those sunflower seeds out for the birds, not you.

 

[Krazy Kruizers]

Love the picture.

I have on other threads about our chipmunk stealing the birds food. The squirrels love the bird as well as our bunnies.

[Oakman58]

Love the picture.

 

I have on other threads about our chipmunk stealing the birds food. The squirrels love the bird as well as our bunnies.

 

Squirrels and bunnies I don’t mind but the darn chipmunks make burrow openings that are hidden in the grass. When I cut the grass those burrow holes try to trip me. They are really cute critters though.

[Oakman58]

TEMPTING FATE! Two squirrels under the bird feeder and one hawk on the fence. The squirrels got away with thumbing their nose at danger...this time.

 

 

[WYTinman]

So much nostalgia in one place

 

[Victress2007]

Playing with my A6000 at the St Paul's Rodeo.

 

 

 

Vic

[tommui987]

Playing with my A6000 at the St Paul's Rodeo.

 

 

 

Vic

 

Nice close-up and great action shot. Was this on the 55-210mm lens?

[Victress2007]

Nice close-up and great action shot. Was this on the 55-210mm lens?

 

Thanks! Yes it was. I was very happy with the way they came out. I didn't use a tripod and messed around with a lot of different settings.

 

Vic

Edited July 2, 2016 by Victress2007

[dileep]

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[pierces]

Many good photos this week but it would be insane not to make one of our newest relative the Picture Of The Week. Welcome to this world, Jacqueline Claire LaBrucherie...you are already a heartbreaker!

 

Hello, Jackie Claire!

 

Dave

[Oakman58]

What a cutie!! :)

[zackiedawg]

Alligator, from directly above:

 

Baby turtle, high and dry:

 

Cattle egret in flight:

 

Brown thrasher feeding her chick:

[sharod]

A quick visit to Texas. Ended up at Fort Worth's Stockyard Station. Twice daily, they drive 15 longhorns down E Exchange Street. Quite a sight!

 

Cattle drive by SHARON OBERHOLZER, on Flickr