First picture is of Blue Bonnets growing along highway 118.
The Foots are here for a few days along with Bill's son Weston and I went over to their place for supper last night. In spite of me feeling pretty lousy I had a great time visiting and darn good steak and salad. They had eaten burgers over here a couple of days ago and I showed them the stuff I'd been finding around here. Evidently it impressed Weston enough that he got out at their place and rounded a bunch of stuff up there. They are on high ground to so it looks like the indians preferred to camp on the high places. I've sure enjoyed having the Foots here and will miss them when they are gone.
This morning when I went out to the jeep I notices what looked like a coyote turd on the hood. I didn't know coyotes were climbers or jumpers? I have heard of a Bobcat in the area though so I guess it could be from that???
Strange!
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It is from that guy you hit on the way home last night. . .
ReplyDeleteHow long are the Foots gonna be down there? I'm coming out next Thursday would like to see them. We will look you up when we get down and settled in at my place.
ReplyDeleteYeah might be DD.
ReplyDeleteJim, they will be gone by then. They are either leaving tomorrow or Sunday morning.
That "turd" looks more like an owl pellet. Google it.
ReplyDeleteJack
I think you started a trend and a lot more people in the area are looking around and seeing what is in their property.
ReplyDeleteLoved the picture of the blue bonnets :)
Anon Jack, That would be a big owl. Keep your small pets inside folks.
ReplyDeleteMsB, its always nice to see what the ancients left behind. I say be reverent about it though.
tffnguy,
ReplyDelete"That would be a big owl"
Ha! Indeed it would if that came out the end of the owl I believe you're thinking of! Owls regurgitate indigestible material such as bones, teeth, fur and feathers of the prey they eat.
I enjoy your blog and look forward to your posts.
Jack
Smoke the turd.
ReplyDeleteJack, I don't have a clue where it came from and I'm not sure I want to.
ReplyDeleteBkid, I'll stick with cigars.
Looks like a coon or ring tail cat to me, but I'm 500 miles away, so it's just a guess.
ReplyDeleteSUERTE, I don't think we have either of those down here? Never seen either anyway.
ReplyDeleteJohn, it was good to be able to visit with you and the others at the American Legion yesterday. I remember your blog now. We hope to get back down and visit again, it was fun. Good luck.
ReplyDeleteMax from Illinois
Max, right blog, but wrong name. Its David. We enjoyed the visit also. Be sure to stop by on your next visit.
ReplyDeleteOk, sorry, my wife said I was wrong. Haha! Oh, we'll be back!
DeleteMax from Illinois.
My son went out one morning and there was a skunk on his car hood. Never heard of that either. He just backed away. lol
ReplyDeleteTnT, that wouldn't be a good thing to find. Can't say I wouldn't back away to.
ReplyDeleteI'm betting a ringtail or a gray fox...
ReplyDeleteNever seen either down here Chris. I can't say though. It may well been an upchuck of an owl?
ReplyDeleteNo problem Max, You have friends down here now so you'll need to come back when you can.
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