Photographee examines the camera

Posted in Garden Humor, Garden Maintenance, Home and Lifestyle, Pets and Wildlife, Photography, The neighborhood on May 09, 2009


I don’t know who the photographer was, but they managed to capture a once in a life time shot!

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The Blue Jays around here aren’t very friendly.

Sure, they’ll eat from the bird feeders and visit some of my plants, but the minute that either my husband or I go outside or one of our neighbors enters their yard the Blue Jays are gone. I’d never get a shot of a Blue Jay landing on a hand held camera in a million years!

It’s been quite rainy here in Toronto today, but the rain has just stopped and the suns out … who knows for how long … but I’m going to try to go out and get a little gardening done.  I have some annuals to plant in planters and a few bulbs to plant in the garden beds.  It would be nice if I could get this stuff done before it begins to rain again!

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3 Responses to “ Photographee examines the camera ”

  1. # 1 Greenhouse Garden Says:

    Cool pic of the bluejay. We feed our bluejays peanuts here in CO.

  2. # 2 Therese Lim Says:

    Is that what they call BLUE JAY bird?
    very beautiful, i remember my cheerdance team in High School name Blue Jay Cheering Squad.

    The quality of the shot is very clean and clear.

  3. # 3 Jay J. Says:

    Good blue jay Pic wow. I thought only doves got that close!

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    Tricia has been creating websites since 1995 and blogging since 2006. She writes on a variety of topics on several sites and has had articles published in a few popular magazines. She's also a Nurse, avid gardener, photographer and pet lover.