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People find the goofiest things to complain about don't they? Good Lord, it MIGHT have been a millimeter out of level but so what?
I like the shot though! Looks like a good place to see birds. They love being around any source of water.
Common or Eastern Ninebark in bloom...
The peonies in my wife's flower garden bloomed this past week...
Park dates back to 1880. Back then, it had a hot spring.
Dame's Violet...(unfortunately, it's considered an invasive species here in America)
Scalloped Oak Moth...
Henry Ford built a car out of hemp plastic that ran on hemp fuel almost a century ago.
Ford's 1941 bioplastic Model T was made of hemp, flax, wheat, and spruce pulp, which made the car lighter than fiberglass and ten times tougher than steel, wrote the New York Times on February 2, 1941. The car ran on ethanol made from hemp or other agricultural waste.
Ford's 1941 bioplastic Model T was made of hemp, flax, wheat, and spruce pulp, which made the car lighter than fiberglass and ten times tougher than steel, wrote the New York Times on February 2, 1941. The car ran on ethanol made from hemp or other agricultural waste.
I am a friend of cannabis and cannabis is a friend to me. Much better than Xanax and hydrocodone
So I can’t compete with Comm Reps photo skills or bird identification skills but I did have an experience worth sharing. I was on my way to work and saw a chicken struggling in the bushes. I stopped to help it and it was this osprey.
It was fine sitting on my tractor and then it “came back to life” and I couldn’t get it out of my shed FAST ENOUGH. It literally got fire in its eyes and said “open the door now “ and I did.
It rode home on my van seat, let me take it inside , and was my best friend for one hour. I love birds they love me . I regret not feeding it and masking it but it’s hard to get permits and I would have probably gotten arrested instead so it’s gone now
It was fine sitting on my tractor and then it “came back to life” and I couldn’t get it out of my shed FAST ENOUGH. It literally got fire in its eyes and said “open the door now “ and I did.
It rode home on my van seat, let me take it inside , and was my best friend for one hour. I love birds they love me . I regret not feeding it and masking it but it’s hard to get permits and I would have probably gotten arrested instead so it’s gone now
Another one on vacation
These guys dropped by
A ball python I mistakenly I identified as boa
This one is a one day old sand hill crane they nested behind my house . They nested again and have two this year that are about thigh high now
Last one for today these are Osceola Turkey it’s nice because this is very close to Seminole land
After the doctors could not find relief for my pain, I tried it once. It did not help.
Uhhh....that's what I call a big "Nope Noodle"....
You get that thing near me and all you'd see is a fat (well a little less fat now) hair behind and a vapor trail coming off it....
It'd look like the old road runner cartoons! My Dr. keeps telling me I should be on it for my arthritis, but I'm worried I'd like it too much and gain all my weight back!
I just hit a new mile stone on my weight loss. I started at 375 and I'm down to 273 so officially down 102 so far. I walked 6 miles this morning at the marsh. Made a new friend on my walk. Saw a bunch of cool birds and took about 400 pictures. Got a pretty cool series I'll post here in a bit when I get them edited.
Gotta go for now, the race is about to start and if you don't watch the race here in Indiana your property taxes automatically go up next year!!!
Great Blue Heron from my walk this morning. Was able to get a whole series of shots of him catching this little blue gill and having it for breakfast...
Was able to shoot with fast enough shutter to catch the water droplets from the fish flipping around. Turned out alright.
Was able to shoot with fast enough shutter to catch the water droplets from the fish flipping around. Turned out alright.
We've got turkeys here and there here, even a flock..... or whatever you call em, that wander through yards and streets in town. One would assume that they wouldn't become city slickers.
