Linc is obsessed with balls - all balls, any balls, balls of all colours. I love his obsessive ball behaviour! There are balls all over the house, yard and neighbourhood. Once the snow is gone completely, I suspect there will be a scattered collection strewn on the ground from our backyard and back forty. Linc …
Pure joy – and cuteness!
llamas via llamas — The Cuteness is Real
Red Squirrel
Yup, this fellow is definitely awake and ready for action! via One Word Sunday…awake — This, that and the other thing
Eye to Eye – nature has no boss
Seeing eye to eye with a Great Horned Owl in the Foothills outside of Denver CO. It is a joy to study the intricate feather colors and variations on these birds. That little horizontal stripe of black feathers in the light brown on this ones ears is truly amazing don’t you think? via Eye to Eye …
Northern Cardinal
Northern Cardinal (M) © HJ Ruiz – Avian101 via Panoramic View of Birds – Northern Cardinal — H.J. Ruiz - Avian101
In support of wild horses
We just wish to remind all of our supporters of our upcoming fundraising banquet. All monies raised goes into our work to save and rescue wild horses that need help. A lot of work still needs to be done to assure that the wild horses of Alberta can remain forever wild and free in the […] …
Garden dreams…
by Steve Loop on Flickr.Path in Trentham Gardens in Staffordshire, England. via by Steve Loop on Flickr.Path in Trentham Gardens in Staffordshire, England. — Documented Wanderlust
Fox
Animal Photograph via Animal Photograph — Sweet Animal Pictures
Dartmouth College’s Resident Bear Returns With 4 Cubs After Governor Spared Her Life
(HANOVER, N.H.) — A bear whose life was spared last spring by New Hampshire’s governor has returned with four new cubs to the college town where she has feasted for the last few years. The bear was to be euthanized last May after two of her offspring entered a home near Dartmouth College in Hanover.… via …
US Court Overturns Round-Up of Wild Horses in Oregon
as published on USNews.com A federal judge has ruled that the U.S. Bureau of Land Management violated environmental law by conducting an emergency round-up of wild horses in eastern Oregon because the agency did not fully consider the impact of its actions. A federal judge has ruled that the U.S. Bureau of Land Management violated […] …
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