@*pepe wrote:Quick! Somebody call the whaaaambulance!!!!
That's right. Single me out for your mocking reply even though I just posted in agreement with what someone else said.
When the whaaaambulance comes you'd better jump out of the way because skunks are near-sighted and tend to get run over a lot. 
@simone4010 wrote:Ummm.......can youse take all that energy and go take some photos for the Decor photo challenge or I'm going to start feeling unloved lol.
I can't take any photos for a while because I dropped my camera trying to take a photo of a chickadee during the last snow storm we had. (Sniff). It landed against my cement birdbath (my camera, not the chickadee) and the lens went flying off. Then I destroyed it even further by attempting to fix-it myself. (Double sniff). It's at the city dump right now, no doubt being pecked at by curious seagulls. 
bummer ๐
did you get the photo of the bird?
I can't quite get close enough to my birdbath to get photos of the small birds. I was thinking of setting the camera up outside on a tripod then using a remote wireless shutter control. But I don't have a remote control, and the only person selling them n ebay is in Honkers and I don't how trustworthy they are
@the*scarlet*pimpernel wrote:bummer ๐
did you get the photo of the bird?
No, not of the chickadee. But I did manage to snap a photo of a cardinal a few minutes before the tragedy happened. (I should have quit while I was ahead. ).
You can see all the snow falling around him.
