I joined the Knittyhead Blog Stalkers web ring. Basically, every week you post pictures of that week's theme.
And this week's theme is "Who are you?"
This is me. (It looks nothing like me, but oh well.)
This is a view from my back door. I live "in" the city, but we nearly border a wildlife park. (And we do get wildlife - as in turkeys, coyotes, bobcats, deer, owls, rabbits, and quail.)
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Wildlife is neat. I grew up in an area where anything might walk through your backyard, and did: deer, pigs, flocks of wild turkeys, raccoons, etc. I kind of miss that.
Hi fellow blogstalker!! Cool place you have there!
LOL, that sounds like fun! I'm doing Pay It Forward, I'll stick with it!
With my bum leg I'm afraid I would miss too much, but I'm so looking forward to what you stalkers are gonna be doing!
Yay! My parents had a log house deep in the Wisconsin woods and we had turkeys all the time. Deer, too. Her ein Phoenix we get coyotes, javelinas, quails, and scorpions. And that's a lovely picture of you!
Good to know you! I love the picture of you, and your backyard. Nice to be in a city, but also have some wildlife. Looking forward to your continued posts!
Cool! Coyotes!
You're a winner! In my 5-0-0th post drawing, that is.
Email me privately with your snail address (contact email in my Blogger profile) & I'll send out this netted bag, er, . . . as soon as I finish it.
Cool, wildlife. In England, I lived in houses that used to get deer, pheasant and swans wandering around.
Now I live in Florida, I see the odd alligator in a lake, and dolphins playing at the beach. I like both.
And you are so pretty.
that is almost the perfect place for me - "in" the city, but near wildlife.
I'm jealous!
Looks like a person could really enjoy a morning cup of coffee looking out on that backyard!
My pictures rarely look like me, either. Funny how that happens.
I live near a regional park as well, so we get raccoons and other brazen visitors along our back fence on a regular basis. It's fun.
Love the view!
Growing up our backyard looked like a scene from Bambi nearly every morning. It's interesting to watch.
At my current house, I see the neighbors' cats and sparrows. Wanna trade?
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