These photos of a nuthatch on a tree trunk just outside our cabin's patio door aren't so good, because the little bird refused to come out of the shadowed side of the trunk, nor would he hold still for half a split second.
I finally found time to open up my Bucilla cross-stitched butterfly quilt kit.
Larry, who'd gone out hunting at 5:30 a.m., took a nap -- and I got a bit of embroidery done.
Would you believe, that little pile of embroidery floss cost $27.50?!
Needle case
Here's what it's supposed to look like when it's done:
View out the back patio doors.
Long Pine cabin #6
Larry is toting my camera case; we're heading down into the valley behind the cabin, and we'll hike through the woods for half an hour or so.
There's our cabin up there.
Another of the seven cabins.
Those shoes are... bright!
Long Pine Creek
Farmstead on Long Pine Creek
The sign is for hunters coming from the other side of the ridge. The property owners don't want their guests getting shot at.
Heading to Keller State Park
A stop at the archery range so Larry can release his crossbow. He shot several arrows and readjusted the scope -- it must've gotten bumped or jarred as we traveled, as it was off slightly -- enough that he missed the one and only buck he took a shot at this morning. The buck lives on.
Dandelion still blooming even though it's November 7.
Little fern
Heading to Keller State Park
Keller State Park
Bone Creek
Common Mallow
Common Mallow
Milkweed
Milkweed
Buffalobur Nightshade
Red Sumac
Red Sumac
Lamb's Ear
Milkweed
And there's the rare old Bobber Tree!
Canada thistle
Canada thistle
Mint
Rainbow trout
Larry caught 6, released one. We'll have them for supper soon.
Walk bridge over Bone Creek.
Adult deer hoof print
Fawn hoof print
Adult deer hoof print
Burning bush
Oak leaf, dandelion
Beautiful pictures, thank you again for sharing them.
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