DAVE WROTE: Hi Jim, We are well covered with snow now. Here are some pictures for the log. Horned Larks and a Snow Bunting. The larks breed all across the USA. The Bunting breeds in the high arctic on the tundra. In the winter they both gather around farms and in the fields where farmers spread manure. This was a little odd a there were only 3 buntings with 2 or 3oo Larks. Dave








In the video below, why did that one crane lay down and the rest kept moving? I do not know how it is different – but it is. Anyway, I think I can assign the feature of grace to all the cranes – they really move with grace. Just like a movie star of the 50’s gliding across the floor.



In this case, it worked. – Click on the link below –



Each day I see three different armadillos – I have been trying to train them – this one shows promise and the others do not – they are each different – I tap the soil and this one will come to the tapping stick – he comes to investigate – he finds no worm or beetle and goes away. Maybe I can get him to roll over if I bring a pocket full of beetles to reward him – not there yet – he just turns and moves away! Click on the following

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