By the time I got to the door, the critter was gone. It may have been a squirrel.
April 10, 2024
What Are You Looking at, Charlie?
It's possible that it was a bird, like this Carolina wren, but he sees small birds all the time and does not bother to stand up to stare at them. It could be a large bird like a mourning dove.
Personally I think it was a squirrel or perhaps a cat. To his credit, he did not bark. Charlie is pretty quiet except for squeaking when he's sad and howling when he's scared.
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Charlie is quite tall
ReplyDeleteHe has a good view, looking out the door. He is a sweetie. Great captures of the Wren and Dove. Take care, have a great day!
ReplyDeleteSomething had his attention.
ReplyDeleteHe has certainly seen something that interest him. What a cute dog! Enjoy your week and thankyou for visiting my blog this week.
ReplyDelete...there is so much to see.
ReplyDeleteWell he's somewhat of a watchdog, at least on his hind legs to let you know something is out there!
ReplyDeleteMaybe he is mellowing as he gets older. Happens to most of us!
ReplyDeleteNice birds - but I love the look on Charlie's face! Cheers - Stewart M - Melbourne
ReplyDeleteAmazing guardian, standing on his own two feet and looking!!
ReplyDeleteAmazing guardian, standing on his own two feet and looking!!
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