Hi, kids!
Soon, it would be time to head for the
barn.
Regal toad.
Toads blend in so well, it's hard to see
them if they don't move or blink.
Stone deposits.
Stopping by the old swimming hole to cook
breakfast, we noticed all of the growth in the water.
And there was LOTS of
it!
Is this the dreaded Eurasian
Watermilfoil?
If it is, Fort Peck Lake is in deep, deep
trouble. The stuff is thick in the shallow bays on Macguire Creek. I did see
some tiny minnows swimming about near the choking infestation of whatever it is
though. Perhaps it's not the bad plant but the good plant?
Goose greens.
Posy pose.
One last "dragon fly parking
place".
Anyone know what these small berries
are? I am totally unfamiliar with this plant.
Identified (thanks Ruth!): Rocky
Mountain Bee Balm and yes, it's edible. I'm going to stir fry some of the pods
next time....talk about free lunch!
I see why mattresses and pillows were
filled with feathers when I look at the soft down of this
one.
SUPER speedy snake!
Hay...herd...hills.
OVER the fence.
Wheat field in the
hills.
Golden beards.
Like money in the
bank.
Back drop for a Charlie Russell
painting.
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We think too small. Like the frog at
the bottom of the well. He thinks the sky is only as big as the top of the well.
If he surfaced, he would have an entirely different view.
Mao Tse-Tung
Mao Tse-Tung
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