The package of cold medicine said, ‘Do not operate heavy machinery when using this drug.” My iPad weighs scarcely a pound so I figured it would be OK. Those mis-dated posts you’ve been receiving suggest it was not.
But before I fell ill I visited the Edmonds Pier. The 20-knot north wind added extra bite to the cold day. These Rock Pigeons were feeling about as miserable as I do today.
“What is it?” “I don’t know. It’s pretty fast and flies around like a swallow.” “That’s no swallow. Could it be a bat?” ”But it’s daylight.” Sure enough, it was a bat. Bats don’t like daylight much but they are known to come out and
Woody eyeballs a path to the juicy bug goodness hidden in the tree.
“Honey, look what I picked up at the Home Depot!“
I almost forgot to show the Sandhill Cranes some love this year! Each spring, millions migrate from the Gulf Coast to their breeding grounds in Canada. There’s also a smaller migration from the Gulf of California to Alaska. We’ve been to Nebraska for the cranes. March can be