Interesting ... do they do that often? Does one think the other has found a hidden treasure so he wants some of the action too? No matter, they're simply the best.
Kind of makes you wonder if they spend hours conferring on ways to be photogenic; doesn't it?? Oh, there is Mom with that camera, let's try Plan F this time!
I wonder if this the nature of burros or are they so docile because of the time you invest in them? Do you ever see bad sides, grouchy moods (in them, I mean)? It makes me want one.
Sweet boys! Love the cloudy skies in the background--we've been getting some nice rain lately, although the folks up in the Northwest must think me crazy for saying so.
By the way, I've been following your Twitter battle against the ants. Around here, people sprinkle borax around the perimeter of the house.
We were driving through the Horseman's Park in the stalls area. There was a Burro. I stopped the truck next to his stall to tell him how beautiful he was. In the back seat my sister tells me that her friend says Burros are stupid. I put my truck in park and tell her to get out of my truck.
What perfect amazing shots you took of Alan and George! You ought to make it a blow up and frame it before hanging it up on one wall anywhere you wish...
Interesting ... do they do that often? Does one think the other has found a hidden treasure so he wants some of the action too? No matter, they're simply the best.
ReplyDeleteOh, those two !!!!!!! They're like unattached Siamese twins !
ReplyDeleteKind of makes you wonder if they spend hours conferring on ways to be photogenic; doesn't it?? Oh, there is Mom with that camera, let's try Plan F this time!
ReplyDeleteThese shots are truly amazing. Are they usually this close together when they're eating?
ReplyDeleteThey really are cute and you get such great pictures of these two. Wonder what they're up to.
ReplyDeleteThose boys just can't take a bad picture, can they?! Always love photos of them doing what they do best...being adorable.
ReplyDelete"Let me know if you find anything and I'll let you know what I find over here!"
ReplyDeleteI wonder if this the nature of burros or are they so docile because of the time you invest in them? Do you ever see bad sides, grouchy moods (in them, I mean)? It makes me want one.
ReplyDeleteSweet boys! Love the cloudy skies in the background--we've been getting some nice rain lately, although the folks up in the Northwest must think me crazy for saying so.
ReplyDeleteBy the way, I've been following your Twitter battle against the ants. Around here, people sprinkle borax around the perimeter of the house.
Two perfect peas in a pod.
ReplyDeleteI think that if you look up "togetherness" in the dictionary, this will be the photo array :>)
ReplyDeleteWho knew?
Love me some George & Alan. They are just too stinking cute.
ReplyDeleteThey are the most perfect burros (along with the Morning Bray gang) in america.
ReplyDeletePeriod.
They shed out quick! Pepe at our place is still looking like he has mange.
Will you be doing a calendar again? I'd like to reserve mine now. :)
yeah, what everyone else said! I just love those two.
ReplyDeleteI love those guys. Beautiful shots, too. I really like the soft tonal quality you've got goin' on there.
ReplyDeleteWe were driving through the Horseman's Park in the stalls area. There was a Burro. I stopped the truck next to his stall to tell him how beautiful he was. In the back seat my sister tells me that her friend says Burros are stupid. I put my truck in park and tell her to get out of my truck.
ReplyDeleteReally, the nerve.
Ya know what they say....two burro heads are better than one!
ReplyDeleteThey are just too stinkin' cute!!!
ReplyDeletetoo funny.......so peculiar and sweet!!!
ReplyDeleteand "woofwhinneywhisper".....you go girl!
What perfect amazing shots you took of Alan and George! You ought to make it a blow up and frame it before hanging it up on one wall anywhere you wish...
ReplyDeleteOh My...they are Sooo Very Dear!
ReplyDeleteSuch sweet pictures of these two Beauties!