Striking Up With Some Wildlife Company~

It was a very nice week, so far as striking up with some wildlife company for a bit.
The husby and I were driving into the big city to run the dog the other day, when this beautiful Coyote ran across the lane.
I only got 2 images and this was the best of them.
My new banner image of the Red-Shouldered Hawk was taken through glass from our lower patio doors the other day. It was pleasing to me, for how well that particular image came out, considering the distance of about 150', as well as the blue sky and the white truck of my favorite Sycamore tree in the yard.
The pair of the Red-Shouldered Hawks below is what gave the name to this blog 3 1/2 years ago.
They pair for life, unless one of them dies, and they were hunting together across the lane from our home yesterday morning~

I am linking up with Mary for:

"Mosaic Monday"

at:http://dearlittleredhouse.blogspot.com

and

I am linking up with Stewart at:

Wild Bird Wednesday

(http://paying-ready-attention-gallery.blogspot.com.au/)

The younger Red-Shouldered Hawk in the remainder of the R-S Hawk images was hunting at Rawlings, which is an office complex approximately 2 miles from Tingsgrove~

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Whenever I say the word Chickadee, I always have to smile. 
My 9 year old grandson Thomas loved a bird book when he was younger, that made bird sounds. 
He would repeat over and over again, when he saw the image of the Chickadee...
"Chickadee,dee,dee,dee, Chichadee dee dee..."  and smile so big;')~

 

We purchased our Meaka at age 6 months, 4 years ago this past June. 
She is such a cherished member of our family. 
We have been waiting for nealy 4 years, to make it to the top of another Long Coat German Shepherd breeders list, and we are finally there. 
A litter has been born going on 2 weeks ago and the breeder will be keeping a close watch on the 4 female pup-cubs to see if any of them match up with what our heart desires in long coats, with deep black blanket with some silvers and reds mixed it. 
We are very excited! 
If not this litter, than possibly one of the upcoming 2 which would be born within next 15 months, or so.
It is all in this marvlous breeders hands, as she is brilliant and so professional at what she does~

Below, part of where Meaka runs on our 2 acres, and hopefully very soon will run with a little sister~

Yesterday was a banner day for wildlife, in that as we were on our way to visit Bill's father, we came across this little family of a doe on the right and her 2 fawns from this past summer. 
I loved how the one fawn nuzzled into her momma, as I took photographs~

Who would not love a Tufted Titmouse visitor and we have so many.
I would never be able to count them in a bird count;')~

Sweet little Carolina Wrens, just adore these wee chaps~

Happy week to all, who come for a visit with me!
Take care, be well, and sweet blessings always~