Grazed hillsides in late spring on the Dipper Ranch. Soon the cattle will be leaving at the end of their grazing season. Things will get quieter. |
Here's what I am working on:
weeds, snakes, cattle, no water, mowing, tracks, mountain lions, wildlife cameras, native grasses, fawns, rare plants . . . Some fun stuff should be coming soon.
Yup. Totally busy. Lots of work, starting & watering the garden, and the usual chores, etc., making for an extra busy time. =)
ReplyDeleteI'm envious you still have green grass. Ours is very much blonde and hard, already.
That photograph has SPECTACULAR LIGHTING, phew! =) Nicely captured.
I'm looking forward to the orange reptile. :)
ReplyDeleteBB: we've been having many days with clouds and filtered fog banks creating incredible light conditions.
ReplyDeleteID: someone gave me an ENTIRE BOOK to read about one of the spectacularly orange reptiles, so I might have to go with the coon tracker story next.
wow, beautiful country! it's just amazing.
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