That
WKRP classic.
I
spotted this object in a distant tree. Looked pretty big.
I
could tell there was red on the head. I thought it might be a turkey
vulture.
Until
I got close enough for a really good look.
Actually,
wild turkeys can fly.
Those
magnificent beasts.
Sometimes
a scattering of rose petals is in order.
And
in the morning, a scattering of bacon bits beside the breakfast taco might do
the trick.
That’s
just the kind of guy I am…
The
bigger stronger person rides in the front to control the bicycle. The
smaller person gets put in the back, so they never get to see anything but the
back of the front guy.
Here’s
a better setup. Put the front person recumbent. The bigger person
can ride in the back and see over the smaller person in the front, and the
front person gets to see everything!
A
little hard to make out the configuration from the photos I took in the
park. This picture I snagged from the web might show it a little better.
A
South and Central American bird that just touches southern
portions of the U.S. It’s part of the falcon family, but it’s mostly a
scavenger so it’s not very fast. It will eat something live if it can
catch it, but that may not happen very often.
With
a black oil sunflower seed treat.
As
he navigates through the trees with the greatest of ease.
