Just a few critters seen around around our place and in the neighborhood.
Sweet little Bunny was in the yard. Our dog just watches the bunnies but doesn't chase them
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SCENES OF MY TOWN AND MT. BAKER TOO
Just a few critters seen around around our place and in the neighborhood.
Sweet little Bunny was in the yard. Our dog just watches the bunnies but doesn't chase them
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SCENES OF MY TOWN AND MT. BAKER TOO
9 comments:
Hello MB,
What a great variety of critters. I love the bunny, the sweet chicks and the alpacas. The mama alpaca and baby is my favorite, adorable photo. I usually see bats flying around my yard at dusk, I never see them land.
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Such a cute series. Mama with her sweet baby is my favorite.
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So cute of the mama and babe! That's interesting that your dog doesn't want to chase the bunnies. :)
The alpaca baby wins the day! How precious! Love those baby chicks too.
Perhaps your dog and the resident rabbits have an agreement? The alpacas are great looking animals, but I know nothing about how to raise them. Great shot of the baby chicks.
What a pleasant post. Thank you.
Wonderful critters!
I know where the Whidbey Island Naval Air base is. We have friends who have a house on Whidbey Island and have visited them a few times. They have a terrific view of the Sound.
Those llamas really are so wooly, and who can resist a sweet bunny.
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