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i was gonna take a photo of rasta lou and these two drunk dudes ran into the right of the shot. wierd.
Juncal's intake in the moonlight, with the moon and my face superimposed on it. What can I say...it was midnight and I was in the middle of nowhere.
Louis www.facebook.com/West-coast-wildlife-1551508571761975/ wrote: "Pretty sure that this was T011 and T011A. Presumably mother and son. They were here last April."
Lambert Channel, December 12, 9:30 am
One of our larger daytime beetles, the Hermit Flower Beetle, Osmoderma eremicola, drinks primarily nectar. It is one of the many species responsible for pollinating some of our favorite garden plants. It is also known as the "Odor-of-Leather" beetle, due to its peculiar odor.
What can I say? I'm told that I have some sort of viral bug. Judging by the mild severity, it's not the flu, but still I just don't feel up to doing anything that involves standing upright or moving from place to place. Seems like the perfect time to install Ubuntu to the old Pentium III. I've been using it off and on, just for fun, for some time now with a "Warty Warthog" live CD since its own hard drive died. I also tried "Breezy Badger", but on this old box it didn't run very breezily. Ubuntu live is pretty nice, but I want something a little more permanent and customizable. To that end, I yanked the drive out of an old Compaq with a terminal case of proprietaryness before carting it off to be recycled. It's a 4gig Bigfoot drive. No frills here. Just a 5.25" half height drive to put my OS and a few files and programs on. I installed the drive some time ago, but have not had a chance to put the OS on it yet. So, here we go. Wish me luck.
October 11: Sight to See galloping at Keeneland under Robby Albarado, the assistant trainer for Kenny McPeek.
Taken while visiting Howard Creek Ranch, near Westport in California.
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We went on a nature walk and picked up things we saw for this page in the book. We also read Brown Bear, Brown Bear What do you See? by Eric Carle. The kids made this little book.