Hi, kids!
I have some updates from the past few
reports, thanks to some sharp eyed subscribers! When I captured the shot of the
hog nose snake up north some months ago, I had read that the hog nose WAS a bull
snake and thus interchanged the names. Hog nose snakes and bull snakes are
cousins. Dragon flies wings cannot fold to their bodies. Damsel flies do. The
blue dragon flies were actually damsel flies. And, still no definite ID on the
small, green berry found along Fort Peck Lake that resemble gooseberries. The
berry is right, the plant is wrong.
We've had some beautiful skies lately
- pink sunrises, red sunsets. It is the silver lining in the cloud that is fire
burning.
Happy accident. (This is what you get
when you just point and shoot, paying no attention to your camera
settings!)
Fence line fog.
Into the mist....
Two for one. (This shot is for those of
you former Wolf Pointers who always seem to appreciate yet ONE more photo of the
bridge!)
Painted water.
Juvenile hawk (out the
window!)
Nothing runs like a Deere...
Leaning beauty.
Tucked truck.
Ford face II.
Love the art deco emblems car makers used
to use.
The road home.
Waxing moon rise.
Prairie goose pond.
Straw crop.
LONG shadows. (Michelle, if these look
familiar to you, they should!)
Field filled
plateau.
Love lichen!
Highway # 528. (Yes, this is a GOOD road
for those of you out of staters!)
Why river miles are
many.
My FAVORITE berry, ever. Bull berry, aka
buffalo berry. So beautiful and SO TART! Makes delicious jelly. Long
stickers, hard to pick. (Have done it though!) Wait until the first killing
frost, spread your tarp or blankets on the ground and with a long stick, beat
the bush. Berries fall like rain. Gather the tarp, pick the sticks and leaves,
make some jelly....and send me some!
Hard to imagine that a photograph can
make your mouth water! Looking at these plump berries does just that, for me.
Pink morning.
Missouri moment.
Am enamored of the pink
sunrises!
Two days running!
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The best portions of a good man's life, -
his little, nameless, unremembered, acts of kindness and love. -
Wordsworth.
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