Hahaha. I like a bird with attitude. The ravens here are so intelligent – it’s really amazing what they do to make it through the winter. I believe they might be able to read! 😉
Awesome! Made me laugh and smile. At first I thought cute photo and then I realized all of it. Thanks for sharing! Hope you’re getting better weather now!
I’m glad to hear you got a laugh and a smile. Laughing and smiling are in my top five. 🙂
Yes, we have much better weather – we’re at 17 hours of sunny daylight now, so the temperatures are rising at a rapid rate and all that snow is mostly gone. Thanks for asking. 🙂
I work in the sub-Arctic, and at this latitude, we drop to about 5 hours of daylight during December. By the end of June, we will have about 19 hours of daylight. It’s a short season, but with all that sunny daylight, the growing season is amazingly similar to much more southern locations.
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Our feathered friends better not get caught fishing, or they might end up as jailbirds.
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Hahaha. 😀 It would be very unfortunate for this kingfisher to lose his throne.
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Haha. That’s cute. Either he can’t read, or he has attitude.
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Hahaha. I like a bird with attitude. The ravens here are so intelligent – it’s really amazing what they do to make it through the winter. I believe they might be able to read! 😉
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Very cute. What a rebel.
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Hahaha. I rebel bird is an interesting bird. 🙂
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Awesome! Made me laugh and smile. At first I thought cute photo and then I realized all of it. Thanks for sharing! Hope you’re getting better weather now!
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I’m glad to hear you got a laugh and a smile. Laughing and smiling are in my top five. 🙂
Yes, we have much better weather – we’re at 17 hours of sunny daylight now, so the temperatures are rising at a rapid rate and all that snow is mostly gone. Thanks for asking. 🙂
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17 hours! That’s a lot of sun. And in the winter how many do you get? I’ve heard of places getting so little sun at times.
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I work in the sub-Arctic, and at this latitude, we drop to about 5 hours of daylight during December. By the end of June, we will have about 19 hours of daylight. It’s a short season, but with all that sunny daylight, the growing season is amazingly similar to much more southern locations.
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