Jonathan Crowe @mcwetboy@wandering.shop

Master of all he surveys.

Backlit goldfinch.

Goldfinches and redpolls should stick together,
Goldfinches and redpolls should all be pals.

Cat in box in box in box.

The redpolls paid us another visit this afternoon.

Doofus thinks he’s Scourge.

A sunbeam has barged in and slain all our cats.

American Goldfinch, unaccountably solo.

Squirrel!

Snow. We’ve got some.

From May 2002: an Eastern Fox Snake encountered during a field trip to Pelee Island.

The town does something about the snowplow ridges.

It’s snowing this morning, but that didn’t stop a small squadron of Common Redpolls from stopping by the feeder.

From March 2002: a Mid-Baja Rosy Boa I once had. I was extremely fond of this little snake, even if she bit me square on the nose that one time.

Two American tree sparrows visited the feeder today: the first time we spotted and identified this apparently common species.

Can/can’t see me.

From April 2003: a Smooth Green Snake encountered during a field trip to southwestern Ontario.

Love seeing all your lunar eclipse photos. It was cloudy here, so I have none to share with you.

Stealth bookshelf cat

Hey look, it’s warming up.