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Tuesday, January 17, 2012
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This Month on Scene of the Crime...
Someone needs to keep an eye on me....
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- Cathy
- Phoenix, Arizona, United States
- Hi! I'm addicted to books (especially crime fiction), laughter and traveling off the beaten path. In my free time, when my eyes aren't glued to the printed page, one of them is usually pressed against the viewfinder of my camera. Let's see... books, laughter, travel, photography. Anything else? Oh yeah-- my dream house wouldn't have a kitchen!
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ReplyDeletegreat capture.
Is that dead cactus he's perching on? Great shot of the bird.
ReplyDeleteI'm amazed that he's perched up there thorns and all. Great photo!
ReplyDeleteNice! The only wrens I see are House Wrens and they were smart enough to leave for the winter.
ReplyDeleteBarbara-- If I'm not mistaken, he's perched on a very tall ocotillo. It's not dead; if you add some water, you'd see bright green leaves popping out all over!
ReplyDeleteKathy-- Fortunately I don't think birds have nerve endings in their feet!
Leslie-- And I don't see house wrens here. Cactus wrens are the state bird of Arizona, and I've had the good fortune of seeing (and listening to) a canyon wren.