All photos are courtesy of my friend Terri who lives just outside Nashville, Tennessee.
If you’ve seen other photos from Terri’s backyard, you may remember her bird feeders and her sightings of deer. Today are a collection of animal visits she captured in the month of February. I always look forward to her photos. Let’s start off with a hungry raccoon who dropped by the bird feeder. He worked very hard to achieve his goal.
Next we have a welcome surprise of red.
Terri was thrilled when she saw her daffodils.
It’s too early but she couldn’t resist putting out some of her spring yard art.
No matter how cold it is, blue skies make everyone happier. When I lived in Nashville, I remember quite a few gray days in winter. Thanks for the visit!
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…I haven’r seen a raccoon in years.
Love Terri’s backyard with the artwork. The red cardinal looks so beautiful!
I loved everything except the raccoon. I had so much trouble with a couple of them getting into my house.
Cruisin Paul
I know most animals can cause damage when trying to invade a home.
The brazennss of raccoons never ceases to amaze me! How bold!
That is one big critter racoon in Terri’s birdfeeder! That is one reason I don’t feed the birds in my yards as I’d attract everything but birds..lol
How in the heck did that raccoon climb up the slippery pole to the bird feeder?? Funny and interesting photos.
Terri really has a nice yard. We have raccoon visitors and they sure do tear feeders and other things up.
It’s a shame the racoons tear up things. I like them too.
Lovely pictures.
Great against a blue sky.
Thank you Carol, and please thank Terri also, for sharing her backyard. Fun to see her critters, flowers and delightful yard art.
The family of raccoons that visit my backyard on a regular basis are huge.
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A male Northern Cardinal certainly cheers up a winter day. We are expecting a snowstorm any minute now (literally) so our yard art will have to wait. Alana ramblinwitham
good luck with the snow!
Terri’s garden looks amazing! I love the animals that come for a visit, how cute.
Beautiful daffodils! Ours aren’t out yet.
Your backyard is awesome ~ so creatively decorated and wonderful animal photos too ~
Wishing you good health, laughter and love in your days,
A ShutterBug Explores,
aka (A Creative Harbor)
Lindo jardín te mando un beso.
Oh such lovely photos.
Very nice!
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What lovely natural photoss and so colurful too 🙂
Have a backyardtastic week 👍
Such a beautiful backyard!
Beautiful photos, Carol.
Hugs and blessings.
Well, that was fun & totally cool pics! Thanks for sharing & have a great day!
Thanks for sharing your link at My Corner of the World this week!
My backyard is full of snow
the photos were take several weeks ago – Terri’s backyard is now full of now too
Daffodil blooms are lovely , that spring arrangement is adorable. Thanks for sharing with Garden Affair.
The raccoon photos are so funny! We see them in our neighborhood occasionally, but have never noticed them around our feeders. -Marci @ Stone Cottage Adventures