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We counted 7 Pheasant Ladies and a Male. Unfortunately, I only had my smartphone near me and it doesnt zoom so well through a window from a slanted angle, but I just had to take a shot. And who was lying on the outer terrace only 4 meters away watching them all ? Pjuske. Had I tried to go into my room after my tizzy, they would have run away. They can see us from in the patio or rather the Sun Lounge? Maybe that is a better word for a totally closed and insulated terrace?
Have a pleasant weekend. We have bright sunshine today after many days with dull grey weather, 2C and windy, so it is like freezing -5, they said. I believe them. BRRR !
Comments (7)
durleybeachbum
How exciting! Sun lounge is definitely the right name, I used to be puzzled by your 'patio'! I expect Pjuske likes "Cat TV" !
X-PaX
Very nice capture Helle. Yes, the cold wind feels even colder than it really is.
RodS
Great shot of your feathered guests, Helle! Sometimes you've just got to grab what you can!
goodoleboy
Nice couple of captures with your smartphone, Helle. And, yes, Pjuske would love to take a big bite or more out of those lovely plump avians.
Meisiekind
Pjuske is most definitely seeing a lovely roasted pheasant in his mind's eye!
dochtersions
Aah, so cute to watch this, Helle! What a surprising sight this is. It also brings great memories back to here when we were visited by a male pheasant with his large herd. But that's long ago. Thank you so much for sharing, my friend.
anahata.c
so nice to see the wildlife around you, and so much of it. And great to see Pjuske looking at it, probably pining to get near them. Lovely duo of shots. I love how animals and nature are so woven into your life. And I love those green wooden posts in the first shot, and the light coming in, in the second.