Before I get carried away in my Saturday babble, I just want to thank everyone for coming to visit my little ole journal about my animals. I don't say it enough, but it does bring joy to my heart to be able to share them all with everyone through talk and pictures. I want to welcome quite a few newcomers to my little spot on the internet. I hope you enjoy it here. Everyone is always welcome to come get you a cup of sweet tea or lemonade, coffee, whatever your drink and set down over there in that white rocker on my front porch and talk with me a while. I love the company. :)
Now I promised some pictures of those keets. They are really growing so fast! Yesterday evening when I was out front mowing the parents and the babies were all scouring the other half of the front yard that I had mowed earlier. It was kind of pretty to see them all scurrying about like that in the evening sunlight. Well I did actually manage to get the pictures. It was almost dark, as you can see the sky in the background of these pictures and I had to use the flash to get good pictures..but here they all are. :)
Aren't they something else? They are just the cutest little things! We still have sixteen babies. No one else has died or disappeared for a while now. I am glad.
I know I promised some more pictures of Tex and Debbies birds today and I will deliver, but it will be this afternoon. I am taking care of the neighbors dog again for a few days and I need to go let him out and feed their invisible cats...that is, I put out food, but have yet to actually see the two of them. ;) I need to get to mowing the rest of the yard and everyone is going to need their waterers scrubbed and filled today and their feeders filled. That takes a couple of hours of my time just doing that. So, I better get off my rear and go see about George and the kitties. I will be back during my break with some bird pics. Hope everyone is having a nice Saturday morning. :)
12 comments:
Awww, how pretty they look all lined up like that in front of that beautiful sunset. Thanks for sharing. Hugs, Helen
Gosh Kelly, they have grown! My mom said when she was growing up that they had guineas and they made better watch dogs than the dogs did. I wish I could have a couple or a peafowl or two, but in the city with neighborhood cats, wild and wandering possums and raccoons, I doubt they would last too long. Oh well, maybe one day I will live out in a little slice of heaven of my own!
Thanks for sharing these pictures.
Vicki in Birmingham
Good Saturday Morning to you, too, CBL ;)
My son has an invisible cat, too. They swear they have two cats, but whenever they're away and I have to feed them, I only ever see ONE!
(((Hugs))) Diane ;)
Great shots of the keets. I am surprised at how attetive the parents are of their flock. They are really on the alert.
I so enjoy your journal, I guess I am a bird lover and never knew it.
Good luck and have a nice restful Sunday, Bill
Looks like they've all come home to roost. Such a nice family. Linda in WA http://journals.aol.com/lsfp1960/LindasWorld/
Pretty pictures against the sunset. They didn't even mind being in the spot light. Paula
No way is that the same chicks...wow...it hasn't been THAT long since I've come for a visit. Those keets grow fast! I loved the pictures of them....they're awesome shots with the sunset in the background. (Hugs)Indigo
Awww, they are all so cute sitting on that fence. My grandmother use to have them....I used to love to hear them. Have a good night!
Hollie
Aww they are adorable roosting there. Do they roost there all the time? They are really getting big!
Those are some funny little chicks all lined up there on the fence with the folks! :) Linda
My husband has been wanting some of these for years. Maybe he should get some. They clean the ticks out of the yard and fields. Wow! They had a lot of babies and look like wonderful parents. Too cute. Hugs, Janie
I loved the pictures, they ARE so cute all lined up like that. LOL, the invisible cats...I guess if the food is gone that is a good sign.
xxx
Lisa
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