"Beware the Ides of March", sayeth the soothsayer to Julius Caesar, in Shakespeare's play, "Julius Caesar".
While walking my 'hood, I rarely need to beware of anything, except extreme cuteness:
But WAIT!
Gotta keep one's wits about you; the wildlife could be out to get you!
This turkey is a first-time sighting; we live in our small city's downtown!
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You sure did encounter lots of cuteness, looking out from their windows and playing in their yard. But that turkey is quite a sight to see up close!
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Mariette + Kitties
Well, that burd sure wasn't expected! What a wonderful collection of window cats. I can't wait til mom and dad pull the plastic off our windows so I can look outside. Happy weekend!!
ReplyDeleteThe turkey was a surprise!
ReplyDeleteWhen I am riding instead of driving, I find myself looking at windows in front porches for Kitty cats. I love to see them but of course I prefer to see them on the inside of the window. I live in the country and I do get to see turkeys once in awhile but yours really sounds like it's kind of lost Maybe.
ReplyDeleteA turkey?!? You really do have quite the fun neighborhood walks!
ReplyDeletethose dang turkeys are YUGE!!!!! we haz a lot of turkeys near here and they are 3-4 feet tall and mean little buggerz
ReplyDeleteI never expected you'd come up with a turkey! :-)
ReplyDeleteI enjoy seeing all those sweeties in your neighborhood. Oh, and you can tell an election is getting close, the turkeys are out and about.
ReplyDeleteAwww! Lots of beautiful pets in your area.
ReplyDeleteThank you for the smiles. But beware turkeys as they can get aggressive. ~hugs~ Blessings, my dear.
ReplyDeleteYour neighbourhood must be an interesting one: certainly all the animals want to see what's going on in it, even turkeys.
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