The sweet little digital camera that the hubby purchased (after I dropped our old one) has encouraged me to do a little more walking. Last week I took it with me when I walked up the "creek" path, which doubles for joggers and bikers as well. I've seen beavers, mink, deer, birds, birds, birds, and once the tail end of a bear run running away through the brush. Of course, without a camera. Now I carry it often. This time I was watching the Belted King Fisher performing an acrobatic display and chattering at the ducks and geese in his fishing territory. I was zooming in on him in a tree across the water when I spotted what I thought was a huge wasp or hornet nest very high in the tree. (Thanks to Susan for bringing up bee's today.) The heavy binoculars were at home, so I continued to try to see it through my camera. Then, a weird movement caught my eye. What I thought was a giant paper wasp nest was really a Great Blue Heron sleeping on one leg with his head ben
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I hope you're having them tell you tons of stories...they are living history! (You can tell I'm a history buff!) ;)
Hugs and blessings,
but that? that is a lost opportunity.
get that camera back in operation!!
Whew, with those genes, you have many years of blogging left! ;)
How I crave my friendships. You have been and will forever remain a treasured blog friend.
Well ... you always look good.
And wonderful lunch that would be! Plenty of good stories, I imagine.