Another quiet day. A small flock of goldfinches did descend on the trees at the back of the garden this afternoon, but the shots I managed (poor light) have mostly been discarded. Which left Bold to provide the images for today's post. She arrived in the garden mid-evening.
That's it for tonight. A cold, but predominantly dry week is forecast. If it's bright, then that's absolutely fine with me! It's the grey days that get me down. And the wet ones.
Camera note: all shots taken with the Canon 40D and EF 24-105 F4L IS USM lens.
gdare
22 Nov 2010Nice teeth :insane:
SittingFox
22 Nov 2010November is usually a dark rainy month but this one seems darker and rainier than usual! I'll be glad when the frosts and bright mornings come as well. They also bring foxes hunting for voles in daylight 😉
She's looking good!
raniakasim
23 Nov 2010i always thought that its teeth are more bigger than that
Words
23 Nov 2010Darko, and sharp!
Words
23 Nov 2010Adele, bright winter mornings would be great, though I won't have as much time to get out to enjoy them as I'd like. A nice dusting of snow in Regent's Park (but nowhere else) would be perfect 😉 :smurf:
Words
23 Nov 2010Erwin, thanks :cheers:
Words
23 Nov 2010Rania, those teeth are quite big enough!
darkesthour
25 Nov 2010I know foxes eat chicken but I didnt know they cooked it first 😀
anonymous
27 Nov 2010Anonymous writes:
I love the squirrel images – the one with the pigeon is just great. They're so cute!
— Marilyn
Words
27 Nov 2010Darkest Hour, they don't do the cooking themselves of course. A small colony of squirrels does all the hard work :whistle:
Words
27 Nov 2010Thanks Marilyn!
darkesthour
27 Nov 2010Ah, the squirrel chefs, of course 😀
Wulpen
19 Oct 2012Very nice shots