The weather is getting warmer in Arizona. Different species of wildlife cope in different ways. Here’s a scene from our front window.
You have to look carefully but there’s a lizard on a rock on the left (the tail is really visible) who is sunning him/her self and enjoying the weather. There’s a rabbit on the right who is in the shade and over a wet spot where the drip system emits cool water. It’s doggie TV for Kaci and Kali. As a bonus, there are no ads.
kylascott 
Wow, can’t believe both of them stayed while you shot that image! Nice work.
The photographer was protected by the window, it was shot from inside.
Thank goodness for AC, huh? 😁
you only need a weed smoking carterpillar, then you can watch a movie A-liz-(ard) in wonderland :o)
But then I’d have to get a Cheshire cat and toadstools. I don’t want to mess with the Queen of Hearts.
…and don’t furget that guy with the hats….:o))))
Who would have thought a lizard and a rabbit in the same pic ~ maybe the heat has gotten to them ~ or opposites attract.
Sweet William The Scot
You think that’s strange? You’re talking with a bird.
Talking with a bird isn’t half as strange as talking with a dog.
I see them both and I get the television part. I can remember Little Bit watching various critters over the years. Very exciting stuff. For them.
Have a fabulous day. ☺
The barking signals that the end of the world is at hand. Then it all quiets down when the wildlife gets hungry and moves on-the world is saved.
Great photo! I love the desert…….first place we visited when we had a vacation in Phoenix some years ago was the botanical gardens….I just had never seen so many of those plants anywhere else.
Pam (and Teddy)
That’s about 35 miles away as the parrot flies.
Very cool….our bunch only gets to observe squirrels, bunnies and the occasional raccoon. Although an occasional horse and rider come down the street and they freak out.
Kyla freaked out and turned into crazy dog at the sight of horses and construction equipment.
That my friends is an awesome view, it has all the makings for extreme barking.
Aroo to you,
Sully
It’s a good thing that I don’t have ears otherwise they’d be broken with the barking.
“The weather is getting warmer in Arizona.”
Ah yes, the annual change from melt-your-shoes hot to melt-your-face-off hot. When the rattlers come out to eat bunnies under the ocotillo. 🙂
SQUAAAWK! Snakes are OK as long as they leave the parrots, puppies, and peeps alone.
You think that is strange when I share my garden with a Hedgehog?hehehe,xx Speedy
I never said it was strange. If you want strange, I’ll have you meet some of our biped neighbo(u)rs.
hehehe yep Hoomins are most definitely strange,and Yes I know you never said was strange,love ya toots,xx Speedy
What a great view and so different from ours. We live in such a diverse country – a bit of something for every taste.
If everything were the same it would be monotonous and boring.
It’s so, so true.
Must drive the dogs nuts….two great things to chase and they’re WATCHING! Amazing how animals find the most comfortable place no matter the weather. We had to get out our little heaters last night for the first time in months….(The dogs jockeying for the prime warm position.)
You know it’s a critter when they emit the high pitched squeal.
That is some pretty great dog TV! Stay cool dear ones!
If you were here, you’d enjoy it also.
Shelby and Sidney got to see two doves up close and personal. They were sitting in front of the d screen door when we went out for a pee break. I thought that the birds would have a heart attack. The Scotties were not nice. The hummingbirds have been attacking. There must be a nest close to the house. Wild Kingdom in real life
Doves and hummers are tame compared to us attack parrots.
I wish I have doggie tv over here too