This was home to a few Bald-faced Hornets. I did not see any today and given the cold weather recently, I am not sure they are still active. What a big house they have built.
~ Rick
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I cannot tell you how many times I have seen a chipmunk but failed to capture a photo. This one ran across the trail and onto this log. The difference this time was that she stopped and did not move. I could not believe it ... so I snapped a few photos. Cute.
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I always love the eyes of the rabbit. So big. He did not wait around long before bounding away.
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This was so cute. This bridge crosses the Stillwater river. We walk across it every week one or two times. As we walked toward it on this day we were surprised to see this very young squirrel. I guess we caught him by surprise. We waited to see if he would come back off the bridge by the 'normal' route but as you can see, he decided to look for an exit over the side. The problem was the river was down there. He walked it back a few feet and then went over the edge. It was so cute.
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Many years ago, when I was a young we played 'king of the hill'. The objective was to be on top of the 'hill' while everyone else attempted to remove you. It was often rough. The larger turtle in this photo seems to be on the hill and I doubt the little one is going to take over his position. ~ Rick
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