Momma bear looks down at her cub, located lower in the tree
Bear cub looks tuckered out after climbing...
Can you see the robin, just to the left of the crossed branches?
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Usually a daily account of a pet-sitter's life, taking care of various pets in various houses. Also contains commentaries on local Colorado wildlife, weather, local happenings, and national/international animal events - and my occasional trips and travels. Since October 2016, political and historical comments...
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- Celebrate Memorial Day
- Lovey
- Steve and Indi
- A Nice Morning
- Chincoteague Homes
- Be It Ever So Humble...
- Cool Critters
- Hot...
- Where They Shouldn't Be...
- Pet Safety
- No Hail Here
- On the Carousel of Happiness
- The Carousel of Happiness
- Favorite Female Authors II
- Alarms
- A Few Favorite Female Authors
- A Movie and Books
- Pretty Views
- Almost Serene Sunday
- Critters
- Books and Dogs
- Coastal Scenes
- Angry, Upset, and .... ARGH!
- Dogs
- Nature
- A Tree as Refuge
- Weather, Reading, and Horses
- Local Critters
- Morning Serenades
- Prince Rupert
- Monday
- Super Horses III
- No Triple
- More Super Horses
- Another Grey Day
- Super Horses
- Steve and Indi
- Burdies
- Dinosaur Search
- Critters
- Snow, Glorious Snow
- Babies
- Horses on TV on Saturday
- My Rules
- Humidity - and Rosie
- My Heroes Have Always Been Cowboys...
- Happy Mothers Day!
- Island Sights
- Something for ME to Celebrate
- Aussies
- Graduation Day Snow
- Critters
- Weather Change
- Memories of Chincoteague & Assateague
- A Big Shock
- At Aiko & Yoshi's
- Chinook
- Visiting Bears & a Robin
- Venting
- Aiko and Yoshi
- Odds and Ends
- Super Saver Wins Wet Derby
- Lovey on the Prowl
- Seabiscuit and Buds
- Derby Day
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About Me
- BND
- Lover of all creatures; historian; genealogist. Parentage: Oklahoma & Kansas farm boy -turned Navy airman; Chincoteaguer since 1690s.
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