
Sunrise


Titmouses: “Who are you calling ‘Tufted Tits?’ Poofy Paparazzo of penurious perception! Are we even Titmouses?”
Paparazzo: “I’m simply being alliterate and making a clever title. You look close enough to Tufted Titmouses with your tufts down for the titillating title, and a pair of cute birds like yourselves (Tits or not) are always popular. Plus, if people think they are going to see a pair of Tufted Tits, curiosity will generate lots of clicks! So there’s no need to get your mousies in a muddle.”
Titmouses: “Well. I guess we can’t argue with the logic behind your questionable title and advertising for clicks. But you’re still a poofy Paparazzo of penurious perception!”
Paparazzo: “Talking about alliterate!”


Shey’s Tree and moon


Another moon in the Tangle Heart Tree



Fun dialogue, Timothy. Tongue twisting alliteration! Beautiful skies from you and out my window. Have a lovely evening.
Thanks, Michele.
Perfect presentation of the letter P. Gorgeous sky-scapes too. Hugs.
Thanks, Teagan.
enjoyed the word play and those gorgeous photos —
Thanks, John.
What a [much needed] treat!
ps I’ll be offline for a while as our move is next week! Chaos!
Thanks, Marina.
The sunsets are abso stunning
Thanks, Shey.
The colours of those birds are beautiful!
You capture the colours of skies brilliantly! ☺️
Thanks, Becky.
These skyscapes are gorgeous – as our the little birds…..and excellent word play:)
Thanks, Janet.
Sumptuous skies seduce. No need for click bait. 😊
I was just being clever with the birdies. Thanks, Brad.
I know and I was just having fun back.
I didn’t know you spoke titmouse in addition to writing wonderful haiku’s.
When it comes to Timkus, tits, and alliteration, I speak all kinds of foolishness. Thanks, Brad.
BTW. While searching for titmouses, I came across photos of birds I took a couple of years ago that I couldn’t identify back then. Merlin identified them as Wood Pewees. Have you seen Wood Pewees in your area?
Yes we have. Sights and sounds of them, at least there Eastern variety.
The moon in the tanglewood tree speaks to me today.
Thanks, Liz.
You’re welcome, Tim.
Love the tit pics and the titillating title!
Cute tits are irresistible. Thanks, JYP.
They are cute tits. I’m impressed that I haven’t been sent to spam jail yet for commenting on your tit pics
You haven’t been sent to spam jail for awhile now.
I’ll have to start commenting on your beautiful pussy photos
If you don’t go to spam jail for pussy comments, we can assume you haven’t violated your WP parole.
🤣
Stunning photos, Tim.
Thanks, Jet.
A beautiful selection from dawn to dark, Tim.
For a while we had a lot of doves visiting the feeder up here. Since they left I have not seen the Cooper’s Hawk. We have sparrows, chickadees and starlings for the most part now. A few jays, and I hear a crow or two.
We saw five Cooper’s Hawks on our noontime walk around the block (1 mile) on Monday. Thanks, Lavinia.
with a title like this I had to open this titillating Timousa post.. wow gorgeous, Tim❣️
Gets em everytime. Thanks, Cindy.
😂❣️
Very cute!
Thanks, Dawn.
Wow! The night pictures are gorgeous! Funny chat between the birds.
Thanks, Nancy.
I’ve been deceived for clicks! Eh, I still like Juncos, so no harm no foul.
Got you! Thanks Brian.
Love that second last shot, Tim. Stole Shey’s tree.
Now, to do dishes! xx
I’ve done dishes twice today, and now there’s more. Thanks, Resa.
I have more already, too!
Suffering succotash, Timothy!
I must be alliterate, but I’ve never
heard of a Tufted Tit. Here down
under, in Australia, I’m sure a
Tufted Tit would be a big hit.
Perhaps a companion for our
Bearded Dragon? Hopefully no
Tasmanian devil would first try
to eat it, as that would be terrible
for a visiting American Tufted Tit!
I love your clever comment. I believe there might be many dangers for a Tufted Tit in Australia. Bearded Dragons are quite popular over here, and people are getting Salmonella from them, too, since they are such loveable and kissable lizards. I know Tasmanian Devils are not like the adorable character Loony Tunes created, but I read they were suffering from a devastating virus. Thanks, David.
The poor Tassie Tiger is being
struck down by a social disease,
but I’m sure Elton John is not to
blame 🤔🕶️
I once had a pet bearded dragon,
but thankfully I refrained from
kissing it, as Smaug wasn’t as cute
as a Tufted Tit 💋 😎
Those social diseases are a problem. Beardies are awfully cute, however.
Sounds like the paparazzo is causing dramas again! Wonderful skies Tim … some real beauties
The stupid paparazzo is always causing problems. Thanks, Julie.
Ha ha