I've been seeing a lot of my birds come back after the hawk trouble I
 was having.  And my neighbor's cat was prowling and so when I began to 
take two little puppies out all the time, the birds watched from the 
trees and shrubs. Then I saw the whole colony of cardinals feeding. 
Though I think they lost one of their brothers to the hawk when I was 
gone a while back.
But it was fun seeing 
them again. It was getting to be dusk, and I need to clean my windows, 
and I was afraid to get closer to the window to really be able to 
stabilize the camera, so my pictures weren't all that great, but it was 
so much fun seeing all of them I had to try and get a few that might 
have turned out somewhat.
This
 really was an amazing sight to me because the hawk got one and then 
another bird, I found red feathers, so one day I saw a cardinal on top 
of the feeder that sits in the shrub. He was so wary. This time, all of 
them were flying down, feeding, sitting in a tree and I couldn't believe
 it. I would have thought that me going out with the dogs constantly 
would have made it worse as far as the birds being skittish. But they 
must realize that we're keeping the hawk and cat away. 
The birds eat a lot of bugs, so I'm glad to have them. 
Happy New Year!
Hopefully
 I'll be back before that, but it's been so hectic with working on 
housebreaking Tanner, the youngest pup at 8 weeks. Max was housebroken 
when I got him at 5 1/2 months. And With company.
I
 started putting away some Christmas decorations, only because it's a 
chore with having two puppies underfoot. :) So I figure it will take me a
 while.
And I need to do another new 
release blog for Jaguar Pride. And I'm still working on Phantom Fae 
every day, have word count, just need to finish the book. But I have a 
confession. My daughter and SIL got me PC game Dragon Age: Inquisition. I
 love the Dragon Age stories, and I'm having a ball. Got all my 
characters killed off over fighting a dragon, so need to figure out how 
to do that, but hey, here I'm writing about dragon shifters in the fae 
world, so this is research. Right???
We
 had to take a lot of pictures of both her dogs and Mike and Jenn and my
 dogs and Jenn and me. They were all moving, or we were moving to hold 
onto them. 
My birds are back. The 
puppies are the best. I had a lovely Christmas with family, and it's 
time to begin the new year with lots and lots more books to write and 
share with you. 
Terry
 “Giving new meaning to the term alpha male where fantasy is reality.”
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 USA Today Bestseller and Award-winning author of urban fantasy and medieval historical romantic suspense, Terry Spear also writes true stories for adult and young adult audiences. She’s a retired lieutenant colonel in the U.S. Army Reserves and has an MBA from Monmouth University. She also creates award-winning teddy bears, Wilde & Woolly Bears, to include personalized bears designed to commemorate authors’ books. When she’s not writing or making bears, she’s teaching online writing courses. Originally from California, she’s lived in eight states and now resides in the heart of Texas. She is the author of Heart of the Wolf (Publishers Weekly's BEST BOOKS OF THE YEAR), Destiny of the Wolf, To Tempt the Wolf, Legend of the White Wolf, Seduced by the Wolf, Wolf Fever, Heart of the Highland Wolf, Dreaming of the Wolf, The Highland Wolf in Paradise, Deadly Liaisons (vampire romantic suspense), Winning the Highlander’s Heart, The Accidental Highland Hero, A Ghost of a Chance at Love (Time Travel Western Romance), The Vampire…In My Dreams (young adult), Deidre’s Secret (young adult) and numerous articles and short stories for magazines.
USA Today Bestseller and Award-winning author of urban fantasy and medieval historical romantic suspense, Terry Spear also writes true stories for adult and young adult audiences. She’s a retired lieutenant colonel in the U.S. Army Reserves and has an MBA from Monmouth University. She also creates award-winning teddy bears, Wilde & Woolly Bears, to include personalized bears designed to commemorate authors’ books. When she’s not writing or making bears, she’s teaching online writing courses. Originally from California, she’s lived in eight states and now resides in the heart of Texas. She is the author of Heart of the Wolf (Publishers Weekly's BEST BOOKS OF THE YEAR), Destiny of the Wolf, To Tempt the Wolf, Legend of the White Wolf, Seduced by the Wolf, Wolf Fever, Heart of the Highland Wolf, Dreaming of the Wolf, The Highland Wolf in Paradise, Deadly Liaisons (vampire romantic suspense), Winning the Highlander’s Heart, The Accidental Highland Hero, A Ghost of a Chance at Love (Time Travel Western Romance), The Vampire…In My Dreams (young adult), Deidre’s Secret (young adult) and numerous articles and short stories for magazines.
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