Cat sees dog
The slow acceptance
Note to self. “Don’t get so close to dawg!”
Jupiter over Resa’s Wolf Tree. Orion on the right.
A sinuous walk
Winding through three sunder miles
Born to see the light
Sunset
Dusk
A Sinuous Walk
Category: Dogs
Critter Fest
Our morning walk started with a beautiful crescent moon peeking through the clouds.
Clouds capped the Sandias.
Lots of cranes huddled together at dawn
The beavers were up early and splashing a warning that there was a dangerous paparazzo with a big yellow dog standing near the edge of the water.
A Bosque Bunny was up early, also.
Sunrise
Kitties: “It’s too early and too cold for you to be pestering us, pesky Paparazzo!”
Don’t you think it’s a little early to be hitting the catnip, Silver?
Spunk: “What are you looking at me for? Jake did it!”
Jake: “I didn’t do it! I swear! I’m telling you the truth. You know Spunk is lying. He’s always trying to get me in trouble.”
It looks like you got caught in the mosquito net again, Jake.
Sunset
The morning clouds left a dusting of snow on the crest.
Daddy Owl @ dusk
Cats &Contrails
Edge of the Aurora last night.
Dawn
Venus
Daddy Owl at Dawn
No mist this morning
Marble @ Sunrise
Bowie & Jake @ Susan’s
Spunk
Sunset
Glenda
Spunk and Gwendolyn
Silver
Sasha
Cranes @ dusk
Shey’s Smexy* Tree
Daddy Owl @ Dusk
*Shehanne Moore writes Smexy Historical Romance novels.
Der Hund von Bosqueville
The Seven Sisters (The Pleiades) over Resa’s Golden Wolf Tree
The porcupine I almost stepped on when we took Jake out on a walk after dark last night.
The Pleiades rising over the Sandias
Sand dunes in the night sky
Sunrise
Der Hund von Bosqueville
Belafonte checking out the washing machine
Loki: “I thought you washed Belafonte!”
Sunset
Dusk
Synchronized Sleeping In
Sunrise
Spunk
Glenda and Gwendolyn
Silver
Loki, Glenda, Gwendolyn, Spunk, Sasha
Late afternoon
Silver
Glenda
Jake got caught in the mosquito net again
Sunset
Happy Crane Dance
The Big Dipper at 4:50 am this morning
Jake got me up to go out and hang out with Chupacabra and La Llorona in the wee hours of the morning. I got photos of the morning stars.
The Big Dipper, Orion’s Belt and Stars! Whoopee!
Dawn
Wow! Dawn makes me jump for joy!
Those colors are worth a bow
Black Cat Break
All right! A Black Cat Break!
Jake got stuck in the mosquito netting on his way out to watch the sunset.
Poor Jake! We’re jumping for him!
Woo Hoo! Look at those beautiful cranes in flight.
The Mountains are so beautiful! Look at all those towers!
Such pretty golds and oranges at dusk!
Happy Growlloween!
Jake turns into a Werejake on Halloween
Holy Jakamole! That’s impressive! And the rest of you cats think I’m silly to be wary of Jake! I rest my kitty case.
The President of UNM’s yard
Sandias under the half moon. The Pleiades rising on the left.
Hard Frost
When Jake and I left for our walk at 6:45 a.m., the temperature was 25º F (-3.9º C). When we got back home 55 minutes later, the temperature had dropped to 24º F (-4.4º C). We had been getting light frost for the past two weeks. This morning was the first hard frost.
Marble trying to warm herself in the cold sunrise
Our Burning Bush
Jake under half moon at sunset
Spunk lying on my lap in front of the fireplace in the library
A Lot Of Stuff
Dawn
Jake hoping for a handout
A cluster of cats
Gwendolyn
Loki helping with laundry
Udderly rediculous
Spunk annoyed
Spunk eyes
The first of three of Susan’s roses
Sunset
Crescent moon at dusk
A Bit Of A Stretch
Night Sky
Spunk Art @ 5:00 AM
Mysty dawn
Coyote was doing a weird stretch this morning
We may have awakened him
That felt good!
The cranes are collecting
Silver trying to teach an early morning cat class.
Silver gave up on the cat class, and gave into the summoning sunrise.
Almost sunset
Jake: “Ah, hmm! Hey, paparazzo, when are we going back inside so you can feed me?”
