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MICHIGAN OUTDOORS Albums

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I let Cassy loose to chase after these "Canadian Geese" just as it started to rain. lol!

"Grazing Momma Doe and her Fawn."

"Grazing Fawn."

"Gone Fishing"

Boy with a "Bluegill"

UGLY Opossum Fingers!! LOL!!

Found this Opossum by my woodpile.

Morning Sparrow

A Chickadee can recall thousands of places it hides food.

NEW KITTENS !!

These "Love Doves"mate for life !!

Black-Capped Chickadee, or as I call it "The Ha Ha Bird" !!

Cooo Cooo Coooooo... Such a peaceful sound to wake up to ...

Sky's finally clear after 10 days of snow.

"North Boarder # 1"

Twin Pines

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