Mmmm, fresh leaves :) We're not to budding point here yet :/
I absolutely adore the moss on the branch too!
We don't really have this kind of wildlife in the city here. The region is too suburban/wild for much in the way of "real wildlife" to bother coming in to the city. That said, there's plenty outside the city itself, and it only takes about 5 minutes to get out of town :P
It's an interesting comparison. This is in Franklin Park, which is about 4 miles away from Boston Common (where the tall buildings are). FP is the largest city park, and is bordered by 4 other huge green spaces, but also borders a big and dense low income neighborhood. There are coyotes, fishers, and wild turkeys in this park, and white tailed deer in other nearby parks.
We have red-tails and squirrels all the way into the urban center, though.
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Date: 2010-04-29 03:40 pm (UTC)I absolutely adore the moss on the branch too!
We don't really have this kind of wildlife in the city here. The region is too suburban/wild for much in the way of "real wildlife" to bother coming in to the city. That said, there's plenty outside the city itself, and it only takes about 5 minutes to get out of town :P
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Date: 2010-04-29 05:13 pm (UTC)We have red-tails and squirrels all the way into the urban center, though.