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Chase, great stuff. Go to the Alaska interior. You'll make history.

That advice is just about perfect Bob. I fear neighborhood dogs more. Lately, in Bamber, several have been pretty bold. Once they advance on me, I advance on them and give them a sharp NO! That is something universal with them, they understand it....another thing they seem to understand is the...

Ben, I give you a lot of credit for changing. I just read that post you made about the sister site and cringed. I thought it was recent. I'm glad you recognize that someone would have hurt feelings over that. I remember when I was in my twenties, and I made fun of a guy who lived in Browns...

good shot Bob! I'm curious to know where you were (in general). Looks like either the Whiting or FRM area. PM me if you are inclined to.

Yes, the words bog and pond were the confusion here. When Al said he knew where you were, he meant the pond.

Doggone Tom, I've never seen a 7-pack!

Thanks for that Yona....I was a very good friend of Robert Giberson. I have a special place in my heart for Whiting, though I've never lived there. Just look at the roll call of piney names there. Very good stock of people. I like how Whiting is "out there"...kind of high and central to the...

Guy, let me know. I could swear its the same one that Al posted on.

Nice photo work 46'r.

I am interested in that Yona......

Really beautiful shots Guy. That is a Rhynchospora in the one you call a grass. Probably Chalarocephala. The second to last looks like Linaria canandensis. The last looks like Deptford pink. You must have seen that one near habitation or people.

Boyd, I've noticed a change over the past 5-8 years....August used to be the humid rainy month, but now it's drying out and May-June have taken that role.

Nice detail Guy!

Thanks Mark. Really gives good color to Memorial Day. I'm very saddened by the second page that Guy found.

Thanks Ted, I never knew that about rat snakes. When you look at his head straight on, it does have that profile of one.

My Grandma, what big leaves you have! :D Good to see you have one.

Very nice and sweet Scott. Congratulations. PS: Keep that Multiflora rose away from your yard. I hacked three plants up yesterday.

Yes, as far as I can tell.

I have never seen a pine snake that dark Guy.

Great stuff Jeff. I hope the parents aren't dead somewhere.