Yesterday, I was minding my own knitting when Mimi called and told me a pig had come to visit. With camera in hand I made a bee line to her bedroom. There the pig was right above the cherry trees and right beside my berry patches. He was busy filling his stomach but I knew if I went out on the porch he would run away. Therefore, I took these shots through the glass doors in Mimi's room. Windows are not too dirty and the photos turned out better than I expected. I like to give the wildlife names so I think I will cristen him, Walter.
The kitty justice is to locate Walter next February 2ND to get his weather predictions.
Comments
Growing up on a farm a ground hog was a pesk to our gardens. Come again . Peace
Duta
This little guy has not found my veggie which I am happy to say. As I told Nikki farmer know them as pesky citter. Peace
Unseen
Nice to see you. He maybe cute but he is a fierce little fellow and whip a dog three times his size. Peace
Thanks again for the Anger Management
It was quite popular and even the sheep one went down okay. It was funny how they loaded themselves on the truck and honked the horn.
It was sad about Sam, but she is out of pain now. Apparently the disease Chlamydia is threatening to wipe out the koalas in Australia
It is always great to see family.
Take care, my friend, Love, Merle.
When I was young, we had hundreds of groundhogs around here, but I seldom see them anymore. Nice shots. This guy seems to be healthy and enjoying your hospitality.
Have a great day.
Blessings,
Mary
Thanks and have a great weekend. Peace
Jen
I am glad to widen your world on pigs. Peace
Mary
I think the coyote which were not prevail in my youth around south have taken over the pigs as a food supply therefore, we do not see as many as in my youth. This is the first one around here and he has free rain of the grass and I think he feels safe close to the houses. Peace