| It's been a while, so here are some interesting nature pictures I've gotten over the last few months. This was taken about three months ago, just around the corner. There aren't a lot of birds that do hanging nests, but I'm not sure which one it is. |
| The donut shop where we go Saturday mornings has the habit of tossing broken bits out the drive-up window. The grackles know this, and show up pretty much like clockwork. One of these days I'm going to just stake them out for a while, because I really want to get more good bird-in-flight pictures. |
| Speaking of bird-in-flight pictures, this hawk-in-snow shot came from late February, out at Triple Creek farm. |
| March was unseasonably warm this year in Kansas. This unidentified mammal (beaver-sized, but the tail's wrong) was spotted at Lincoln Park. We've seen it there before, too, but this time we spotted some of its tunnels. |
| Seen on campus during the same rainy spell that drove the mammal into the open. |
| During our last major wind-storm, we had a big flock of something hunkering in our trees. |
| Common, yes, but up close it's pretty cool looking. |