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Someone's bored.

What the holy hell is this?! :v:

Do they have big cats there?

For sleeping?

This is what I learned in my skoolin as well. Only a part of the population consists of healthy and vigorous adult deer. The rest are fair game.

Since when don't coyotes kill deer?!

Looks like cat shit to me, boss. (or a small dog or fox) That's fungus that is making it white.

Stellar shots, kudos to you!

I do know Asleep at the Wheel. I....I must find that music. I miss cover art, we don't get that with MP3s anymore. It's sadly gotten to be a lost art, hasn't it? That was almost half the fun of getting a new record. Half was listening to it, 49% was reading the jacket and inserts, and 1% was...

That is the most completely awesome...album cover? EVER. (is that what it is?) I cannot hazard a guess as to the beer.

Well, shoot, we were just in Winslow WMA today, neither of us had ever been there.Next time we'll have to find the trains. Kevin, your photos are stunning. You're very gifted. We went to the quarry pond (at least I think that's what it is) down the tracks from Winslow station toward Hammonton...

You ran into the Beatles at Batsto?!

Wow! That is a bird using a tool, correct? I have always had a sense that animals are capable of being a lot smarter than we give them credit for. All we have to do is watch them. :)

Sam Adams Porter? That is my favorite beer color. :)

That's hardly "the big one", but I'll take it!

Antler-bearing animals have bony pedicels on their skull that gives rise to antler growth. The pedicels are actually part of the skull and are not shed, and become larger (wider) every year.

Great photos, it really gives me the itch to go exploring, it's been way too long.

I choose to believe! :dance:

This isn't really going to happen, is it?

Grendel, that's an awesome link, thank you! I appreciate it. It tells a very interesting story there, and I will investigate. It is quite different than the other data I have seen. My personal mission is to figure out why. :)