A beautiful morning wander in the company of a high tide at Rissers and the Islands. Once again as is often the case now, the mist was thick along the coastal areas while just a little inland it was bright and warm ~ I am really beginning to thoroughly enjoy the morning mist.
Recently Linda has been throwing nuts and seeds on top of the wood shed for our local squirrel. Often, he can be seen chasing off the Morning Doves who have also grown fond of those daily treats.
This afternoon another feathered visitor landed on the wood shed, one who I suspect would be more of a challenge to our squirrel. Not being too sure
of the type of bird, a thorough and detailed google search was done on “Birds
of Prey in Nova Scotia” and unanimously it was decided that the visitor was a
Red-Tailed Hawk, who according to Wikipedia enjoys squirrels as a culinary
treat ….!!!
Watch out
Squirrel Buddy ….
