Saturday’s Critters – At Home and in the Woods

Turkey Mountain Whitetail

A deer I found while hiking on Turkey Mountain. The deer is kind of fuzzy but the shrub in front of it is in perfect focus. That is why I call myself a picture and not a photographer.

Kodi and Sadie

Kodi the Pomeranian and Sadie the rescue Terrier resting together.

Bunny on front porch

Earlier this month I found this rabbit on our front walk. It was very hot and I think it was thirsty so we added a water bowl in the front yard. We already a couple bowls in the backyard.

Lizzie and her big eyes

Lizzie the cat has such beautiful expressive eyes.

Merlin collage from 8/16/2026

And a Merlin collage from a hike I took earlier this month.

Red Tailed Hawk

We have a power line running through the greenbelt in the neighborhood. All sorts of hawks like this red tailed hawk perch up there and look for their next meal. Sorry for the fuzzy photo. It was at the far range of my camera and lens.

I am linking with Saturday’s Critters.

10 thoughts on “Saturday’s Critters – At Home and in the Woods

  1. Eileen

    Hello Yogi,
    Love the sweet deer and the bunny.
    It is nice to see your Kodi and Sadie resting together, they are friends.
    Lizzie is a sweetie too. Nice sighting of the hawk!
    Thank you for linking up and sharing your post. Take care, have a great day and a happy weekend! PS, thank you for leaving me a comment.

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  2. Pat

    Yogi, we have a large bird bath in our front yard and we have to fill is up multiple times a day as the deet and other critters drink it dry. It has been a hard hot dry summer this year for all in the west.

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  3. Alana

    A blue-grey gnatcatcher. A new bird for me; they are in a protected status in my New York State. Lizzie grabbed my heart with those eyes. Hope you are taking it easy with all your heat. We are heading into another heat wave where I live. Alana ramblinwitham

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  4. Lisa

    Lizzie is very pretty, photogenic too. So many bloggers around the country have rabbits. The only ones I’ve ever had were escaped pets. They don’t last long, we have huge owls. No squirrels whatsoever, probably learned not to move here.

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