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Perhaps planning a night under the stars on the deck could keep the rain coming.

Lighthawk the Common Chuckwalla and the Common Collared Lizard are both nice shots. Kind of amazing how well the Collared Lizard's color blends with the rocks. Sagebrush the Red wing is sharp as a tack, very nice shot. Ahh spring!

Very enjoyable. A wonderful talent you have cultivated.

Thanks ski I did enjoy, you do fun travel-alongs (I might have just made that term up).

Thanks for the feedback. It is fun to sift though this site and see what the ancients (ok long standing members) have shared. Bill I like your shot, that pollinator looks the size of a small bat.

Now that I figured out how to load a picture, here are a couple more.

Many great images in this thread, so I'm inspired to add a couple. It is migration time in Montana. Yeah!

A few other critters that share our planet.

I plan on digitizing a scathing retort to the direction this topic has taken as soon as I find my computer........ Oh here it is ..........Now I forgot what I was gonna say.

Must be a fun radio station. Do they happen to play a little Tom Rush too?

Not exactly a joke but funny to me. I hope this doesn't reveal too much about myself. Colorectal surgeon Memory song If one or both hits a raw spot, I hope the humor will help ease the pain.

Losing weight too fast is rarely a good idea. And under certain condition could lead to a loss of more than just weight.

I hope this one can add a bit of cheer to ski3pin and other facing a dry spring. A guy calls a company and orders their 5-day, 5lbs weight loss program. The next day, there's a knock on the door and there stands before him a voluptuous, athletic, 19 year old babe dressed in nothing but a pair...

We dealt with a tough winter in Montana starting in February. Many days way south of 0 some south of -30 F. However we did get snow (including this morning) and now have the promise of a very green spring. We have been watching the dry condition in California especially and it doesn't look good...

It was fun to follow along on another trip. Good narrative, photos and I really enjoy a little bit of cultural education. But I mainly appreciated the answer to the eternal question of "What does one smoke in Grass Valley". Thanks for the report.

Congratulations. Sounds like a great setup. John Day Fossil Beds is a great spot to visit. Plus they have three separate units.

Thanks for shinning a light into some wonderful nooks and crannies. You have fun adventures to follow along with.

Next phase completed. We picked up the truck with the flatbed installed. I haven't seen many aluminum flatbeds but it looks to me like he did a pretty good job. I asked for additional supports for the bed. Next month we should have the flatbed Hawk mounted. Then off for a shake-down trip.

The Hawk looks great Ted. Ours is a month and change away from delivery and we are getting excited. Looking at your pictures gives me a better feel how ours will look. Enjoy the spring like weather.