It’s so funny. I scrolled slowly down the photo trying to “see” what you spied until that eyeball caught me by surprise! I love that the photo was big enough that I could not see it all in one shot!
Making sure you have your eye out for the blood moon total lunar eclipse on Tuesday, beginning at 1:03 am MST. Totality begins at 3:17 am, lasting for about an hour and half. The next total lunar eclipse for North America is March 14, 2025.
I’ve had that eclipse on my calandar, but now there is a meeting tomorrow morning. If I wake up at 3 or so I’ll go out and photograph it, but I’m not staying up all night for this one. We have reservations in Texas for the totality solar eclipse on April 8, 2024.
Off Center & Not Even 
Sie ist so hübsch, die Türkentaube!
It’s a Mourning Dove (Zenaida macroura). Thanks, infachtilda.
What a great shot!! And of course the perfect caption to go with it.
Thanks Liz. When I saw the dove spying on me I couldn’t resist.
You’re welcome, Tim.
That is a perfect caption for that lovely photo, Tim!
Snowed here a good part of today, though it will melt quickly. Upper atmosphere cold, ground still too warm. It is all turning to slush.
Thanks, Lavinia. It was 25 this morning, but warm this afternoon.
It’s so funny. I scrolled slowly down the photo trying to “see” what you spied until that eyeball caught me by surprise! I love that the photo was big enough that I could not see it all in one shot!
That made it fun. Surpise! Thanks, Dale.
It did! 🙂
Such a cute little head and very elegant eye!
Did you notice her blue mascara? Thanks, Dawn.
Eye Spy a great title and beautiful dove spying on you .. so cute and beautiful Tim!
All eyes on you!❤️
Thanks, Cindy.
Perfect!!!!
Eye spy a great week ahead! 😉
Hahaha! I hope so. Lunar eclipse tomorrow morning at 3:00 am here.
I can’t wait to see it through your lens [not visible from here.] 😉 …hmmm 3:00 though sounds like bedtime!
I’m not going to make a lot of effort. I have meetings on Tuesday. I don’t want to be up all night.
yah better behave !
Great capture, Tim. That bird definitely looks like it is keeping an eye out for you.
Thanks, Bruce.
Maybe the creatures of the bosque hired their own investigator to look into that shady paparazzo. 🤣
The word seems to be out. Thanks, Craig.
Making sure you have your eye out for the blood moon total lunar eclipse on Tuesday, beginning at 1:03 am MST. Totality begins at 3:17 am, lasting for about an hour and half. The next total lunar eclipse for North America is March 14, 2025.
I’ve had that eclipse on my calandar, but now there is a meeting tomorrow morning. If I wake up at 3 or so I’ll go out and photograph it, but I’m not staying up all night for this one. We have reservations in Texas for the totality solar eclipse on April 8, 2024.
Too cute!
How lovely!
Thanks, Roberta.
LOL I ALMOST didn’t see the little guy peaking out!!
She was trying to be subtle like a good spy. Thanks, LaShelle.
Hahaha!
I bet he thinks you are coo coo cool! (thank you, thank you, here all week ha)
Hahahah! Right! It goes into crow mode and thinks I’m ¡ca ca caca! Thanks, Brian.
The dove wants to be featured in your nature blog!
They remind me of pigeons, only more delicate. xx
It wanted something. Thanks, Resa.