Today was another busy day with nothing much to blog about. Well, I could tell some tales, but I have to respect privacy, so let your imagination run. For now, let’s see what birds are about here…
A row of goldfinches with a siskin in the middle 
A downy woodpecker landing by a red bellied woodpecker 
A tufted titmouse 
A single goldfinch 
A pair of pine siskins 
A cardinal and a couple of chickadees
There was sun again today, which was appreciated by all of us.
Horses grazing 
Weedy napping on the porch 
The Crouchers 
Roscoe, the Maltese cat 
Marmalade, the Scaredy cat 
Harry
I did some distasteful chores, including cleaning out the drain on the wash rack, before cold weather makes it an even more unpleasant job. It’s a glamorous life we lead, here!
Harry had several errands, which culminated in pizza! Jane came over and we feasted, after which Jane and I laughed a lot. Unfortunately, I failed to get a picture of Jane because we were laughing too much. I love the Yiddish saying “Laughter is heard farther than weeping.” Lately, I find myself doing both, and the former is also more pleasant.
When it was time for the horses to come in, there was some of the usual sparring.
I took a couple of pictures on the way to the house.
Bronze rabbit deep in leaves 
Bird bath
Harry took the dogs out for an airing, and a few biscuits, as the late afternoon temperatures began to drop
Mistletoe and Roscoe pass on the path 
Tom Morris, ready for a night of adventure
The moon is waxing, and the clear skies afforded a picture as it rose in the east. Full Beaver Moon is still a few days off.
And finally, out in Montana, Rainy is growing up, but not as quickly as her younger pal, Honey. They are a pretty pair. Soon, they will be weaned.
Stay safe, stay well.
Look at the scaredy cat standing up for a portrait! Thanks for sharing sun and moon, nice to know they’re still there. Rainy is the cutest little mule, especially when she’s smiling. And Harry, you look marvelous. Enjoy the weekend. Peace.
Bronze Fox Farm’s cats, dogs, horses, birds, and slimy critters too, what a delight. I enjoyed the past Thanksgiving’s photos in the previous blog, the special gatherings of folks, good food, lovely tables, the outdoors, and love. Can’t beat that! I could, however, have skipped the drain graphics, hahaha!! And, of course, we now begin or continue for some, the loss of good friends. Yet, somehow, we are still here, the lucky ones!
I am not sure why you included a photo of the drain goo.
Harry’s picture should have been labeled “Cool Cat”!