I'm the one in the hat.
We spent today at Howell Island Conservation Area. (Click here to read about the place)
We'd hoped to see some wildlife, but we instead we saw reeds...
Not all of trail was this muddy, but it was all pretty much two track. |
I did see a ten point buck bounding through this old field savannah. However, since Heather didn't see it and I have no photo...it doesn't count.
We're told this place is really beautiful in the Spring, alive with wildflowers and birds.
But, today it was old milkweed pods...
A few touches of orange...
And curled dock gone to seed.
Still, it was a nice eight mile walk, albeit a boring one. And, neither of us got even one mosquito bite.
Is it still warm enough that you have to deal with mosquitos!? We won't have any until June...
ReplyDeleteRichard,
DeleteNo it isn't warm enough for us to worry about mosquitoes. It was an obviously poor attempt at making a joke. Still, it continues to be much warmer than it seems it should be...but, not warm enough for mosquitoes.
That looks like such a pretty place to walk. Thanks for sharing the nature pics.
ReplyDeleteI like the shadow picture. You two are so tall, lol.
I think if it had been just a wee bit warmer there would have been more birds out and about. I think that would have helped me befriend the place more. That said, I have to agree, it is a beautiful place and different than most of the places we hike.
DeleteJust think how tall Heather would have looked if she'd been wearing her hiking heels :)
Keith:
ReplyDeleteI think Heather is taller than you, and her shadow obviously is more attractive.
Merry Christmas, nice to have a bit of sunshine
bob
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bob,
DeleteYou will get no arguments from me over which is the most attractive shadow. I am in total agreement with you!
It is pretty gray here today and possibly there will be snow Christmas night. We'll see.