Thanks for starting the Daily, Natalie.
That's a lot of trucks for one pole.
I like your berry photos. I think they're most photogenic at this stage where some immature berries are yellow-green, others have a hint of pinkish hue, still others are red-violet, and finally one or two almost mature ones showing the lovely dark blue.
Hi Rich. What a magnificent house! And expertly photographed, as usual.
It's been a busy day: I woke up absurdly early, fiddled around with this and that waiting for the grocery store to open at 6:00 am and walked down there and back, then got ready for a routine appointment with my doctor. Walked down there and they checked the usual things plus a couple of other tests for common age-related conditions. Everything came back very good, except that my BP was a bit on the high side. But I attribute that to the exertion of the walk down there.
Lots of walking today - I've already more than doubled my targeted daily step count of 4000, and before the day ends might exceed 5 miles.
On the way to and back from the doctor's office I passed by a neighborhood park; took lots of photos and later discarded most, but there are a few keepers.
Here is one of my favorite birds - the Black-crowned Night Heron. This one appears to be not fully adult because: a) adults lose all trace of brown feathers, b) this one isn't as stocky as adults usually are, and c) I don't see the single white plume arcing rakishly from the back of the head...
That's a lot of trucks for one pole.
I like your berry photos. I think they're most photogenic at this stage where some immature berries are yellow-green, others have a hint of pinkish hue, still others are red-violet, and finally one or two almost mature ones showing the lovely dark blue.
Hi Rich. What a magnificent house! And expertly photographed, as usual.
It's been a busy day: I woke up absurdly early, fiddled around with this and that waiting for the grocery store to open at 6:00 am and walked down there and back, then got ready for a routine appointment with my doctor. Walked down there and they checked the usual things plus a couple of other tests for common age-related conditions. Everything came back very good, except that my BP was a bit on the high side. But I attribute that to the exertion of the walk down there.
Lots of walking today - I've already more than doubled my targeted daily step count of 4000, and before the day ends might exceed 5 miles.
On the way to and back from the doctor's office I passed by a neighborhood park; took lots of photos and later discarded most, but there are a few keepers.
Here is one of my favorite birds - the Black-crowned Night Heron. This one appears to be not fully adult because: a) adults lose all trace of brown feathers, b) this one isn't as stocky as adults usually are, and c) I don't see the single white plume arcing rakishly from the back of the head...
Don't blame me - I didn't vote for him!
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