I am a 61 year old guy who is asking questions about life like "what does it all mean?" and " how come hair will not grow on my head but grows real fast on my ears and back?" you know the deep stuff. I believe in Jesus Christ and that He died for all. The rest I am still working on.
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3 thoughts on “Three Random Pics!”
You and the Queen of England … Corgi owners… Yes he/she? is very cute. Looks like a fun dog too.
I had a dragonfly one year that was a poser on a daylily. Actually I think he was protecting his turf.
And that is a very good photo of a rabbit. I’ve just learned that the New England Cottontail is almost extinct. It’s a bit different from the American Cottontail.
Out Corgi is a he and unlike the Queen not at all dignified! He is a wonderful dog though.
I wish I could have a dragonfly or damselfly set long enough for my point and shot to get a great picture but I have several good ones none the less.
I am afraid I could not tell one rabbit apart from another but I was pulling weeds when this little one came out to feed. I had my camera there by chance and simply sat as still as I could and took several pictures of him.
Always have your camera there! I have a photographer friend who always used to carry it on his belt like a gun might be carried, but when we came by a Cooper’s hawk he had a hard time getting it out in time around the seat belt… so now he carried it in his upper shirt pocket! One never knows what will pass your path.
What’s your corgie’s name?
I have day lilies at my front door and the dragon flies love them. When it gets really hot and as the season draws on they get so they just want to stake out there terretory and cling to a blossom. One year I had one come down and pass away on my front steps … it was a beauty and I got a good photo of that one for sure.
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You and the Queen of England … Corgi owners… Yes he/she? is very cute. Looks like a fun dog too.
I had a dragonfly one year that was a poser on a daylily. Actually I think he was protecting his turf.
And that is a very good photo of a rabbit. I’ve just learned that the New England Cottontail is almost extinct. It’s a bit different from the American Cottontail.
Out Corgi is a he and unlike the Queen not at all dignified! He is a wonderful dog though.
I wish I could have a dragonfly or damselfly set long enough for my point and shot to get a great picture but I have several good ones none the less.
I am afraid I could not tell one rabbit apart from another but I was pulling weeds when this little one came out to feed. I had my camera there by chance and simply sat as still as I could and took several pictures of him.
Always have your camera there! I have a photographer friend who always used to carry it on his belt like a gun might be carried, but when we came by a Cooper’s hawk he had a hard time getting it out in time around the seat belt… so now he carried it in his upper shirt pocket! One never knows what will pass your path.
What’s your corgie’s name?
I have day lilies at my front door and the dragon flies love them. When it gets really hot and as the season draws on they get so they just want to stake out there terretory and cling to a blossom. One year I had one come down and pass away on my front steps … it was a beauty and I got a good photo of that one for sure.