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| Absolutely no idea what this little flower is |
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| Happy to be in the high country |
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| It's been overcast since we got here at noon |
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| Sand Verbena |
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| Dr. K with work gloves; time to get busy |
Thursday, May 29, 2014
Rolling in High Rolls
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Yuccas and the mountains 41F when Dr. K, Willow and I started off this morning; but a cold wind made conditions somewhat unpleasant. Neverth...
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Packrat, you need to find out the name of that pretty flower.
Looks good, Packrat. I guess I should wish that you get some of that 50% rain for the sake of the droughty conditions, but then it'll ruin your weekend. I hope it holds off until you leave...how's that?
Looks like our damp, foggy, humid and cool spell is over and we're going to have a nice weekend with fairly normal (low-mid 70s) temperatures. I went out to do my breeding bird census this morning at 5:30 and nearly turned around and went back to bed because we'd had a shower overnight (which means the woodland vegetation would have been drenched and so would I by the time I was done). But I was up and at least half awake, so I went out anyway. The rainwater never made it down to the understory (it was captured by the canopy trees) and I had a good, cool, and mostly dry morning of birding.
An absolutely wonderful description of a pleasant birding morning, Scott.
We left the windows open last night (temperature dropped to 56 F), and we were awakened this morning by the gobbling of wild turkeys down by the creek.
Great photo of Dr. K!
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