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Random mutterings, observations, and comments on what ever comes to mind. Photos will be posted.
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About Me
- Taken For Granted
- South Dakota, United States
- Currently retired and enjoying life.
Bird? Bird? What bird? But perhaps he has flown away!
ReplyDeleteI can see that you just looked at the thumbnail, and did not click on the picture. You need to see the whole picture.
DeleteYa, thank gaaawd for the garbagebird!
ReplyDeleteThey do keep the beaches of our local lakes clean.
DeleteSometimes the circle of life can throw you for a loop, like when the old man survives a heart attack but the newborn dies....
ReplyDeleteHaven't seen a pike for a long time, dead or alive. We used to fish for Walleye a lot in Minnesota. And Northerns, but I could never catch one of those!
ReplyDeleteMany lakes in Minnesota and eastern SD have large Walleye populations. Wonderful eating.
DeleteNot frozen yet...hmmm global warming?
ReplyDeleteThe thermometer in the car said it was 97 today, and tomorrow's prediction is for more of the same. Frozen? Only in your dreams and my freezer.
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