Then he decided he wanted to play keep away.
and more keep away.
He's just a pleasure to have here with us for 2 weeks.
Don't forget to come back.
Then he decided he wanted to play keep away.
and more keep away.
He's just a pleasure to have here with us for 2 weeks.
Don't forget to come back.
Bo may not like going into a body of water, but he doesn't mind playing with the hose.
OK, so it's more like playing in the surf. But it's still fun.
The seaweed covered rocks make it almost like a carpet for Buckley. So he's not scratching his legs on the bare rock. It's the perfect spot but only accessable at low tide.
Then we went home for a scratch on our favorite swing.
Bo's not a swimmer, can you tell? And then there's max.
I moved back as soon as he started moving away because I didn't really want to disturb him that much, and I had Max and Bo with me and was afraid that they might see him and start barking at him and going up to him. But they never saw him and we left him alone after that. He just stayed in the shadows next to the rock for a while. Hopefully he continued his sunbath after we left. But here's the first video I took of him laying in the sun, not moving. I wanted to get video of him moving a little, so you can see he's not dead or sick. He was just laying in the sun enjoying one of the first nice sunny days we've had in a while. Mom's probably out getting something to eat while he's safe and warm in the sun...., until that stupid human bothered him.
It's hard to tell if he's just a rock in this one. Almost as surprising as seeing the weasel in our yard. Who knows what we'll see next. Stay tuned.......
And here's a video from last week showing Buckley really running in his cart in the snow.
I was telling Kristin about the Mockingbirds that I was watching all summer in our backyard. I've noticed that the Mockingbirds are still here this winter, along with the Cardinals and Bluejays I see all the time. Donna has feeders everywhere for them. We get to see pretty much everything that's still here. The other morning I noticed a little red squirrel on my deck going through the bird seed that dropped from one of the feeders above. There's still plenty of wildlife.
Here's a video I shot last summer (change to British accent), where you can see the Mockingbird's distinctive white markings on his wings while in flight.
And here one bird displays the classic mating ritual of jump-flying into the air and returning to his perch, trying his best to impress the female of his species.
Next, the miniature poodle displays his retreiving skills in the snow.
Oh well. Cheerio! Off to tea, (or Pepsi in my case).
As you can see, it was a little too rough for dogs, so it was just us humans.
Then we finally found our way to the correct area of the cliff, and we were almost there.
I think my rock climbing days are over, and will probably never hang out on the sloping ledge below the Old Man ever again. Fall of 2001 was the last time I was on the ledge, and climbed the top 2 pitches of Lakeview with 2 strangers. So this is probably the last time I'll be on the top of the Old Man in this lifetime, who knows.
OK, I'll throw 1 dog video in here too. Poobie howls for his 'Mama'.