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Yes, Guy's camera is a real beauty. Guy, ain't if funny sometimes? We go out to prepare for a future fun day and we have a great day together kicking around out there in the low country. I honestly did not want to go home. The weather was cool and delicious, and we had that country all to...

Running Total Here are the 2009 cleanup totals for the 16th Annual FRM Cleanup: Tires 1,800 lbs Debris 27.43 tons (54,860 pounds) Total for 2009 28 tons (rounded) Running Grand total over the 16 years: 432 tons (864,000 pounds) Thanks to...

Beautiful tree frog photos Bill. So tell us, who was the special guest?

Thanks, I'm looking at the links for it.

No, I checked balance and everything. I still need to find that Altec Lansing Book that came with it.

That is SO BOGUS! How can they do something utterly stupid like that! It is an affront to all anal people like me. Really! :bang: PS: I'll bet money that in just two years, the correct location will be more popular.

Guy, for the record, that is not Lycopodium palmatum. It is Lycopodium digitatum. I was thinking of my palm hat and the rare Lygodium palmatum. So, it is correctly Lycopodium digitatum.

Virgos, I honestly did not know it was tempermental until it was pointed out to me on this discussion board. I must have done that river 5 times in the 70's, and it was not like it is today. I have no clue. You mention the bogs. If it were bogs, it would have to be Sim Place, as the other ones...

I'm staying out of this one. I can't tell from the photo.

That screeching sound doesn't bother me a bit. It's what I bought it for. All I think about is...damn, its great to be way the hell out here.

I find it a bit odd that is was still round, the butt joint was tight when I found it. The bird must have had his leg eaten by wiley coyote.

Carpenter frogs maybe? Say Guy, remember the time we found that turntable for a milling machine table way back there? Odd.

Guy, The last little plant, with the single yellow flower is Pontentilla canadensis. It is a member of the Rose family. Some call it dwarf cinquefoil.

Nice report. I think you were there. Is that a toad on the brick? Did you not mention it to see if we'd spot it?

I noted the seeds shape may look like litte corn ears when mature. The flower is about 5.5 mm wide, and the pistil is only 1.8 mm tall. It is classified as an invasive weed in most areas. http://www.msuturfweeds.net/details/_/corn_speedwell_39/ By the way, I also found the red-flowered...

Go ahead and report it Guy, if you'd like.

Nice pink shots Guy. I did not get any worth snot. Here are two I took today after you left. The band was off the bird. I straightened it out. Probably a raptor.

Drifter, I ran into the blue one today with Guy. It took me a while to key that one out. It is Veronica arvensis. The common name is corn speedwell.

You really have good micro talent. Very beautiful shots. The first one is a broom moss. I don't have a technical book on mosses and liverworts (yet) but I'd guess that is Dicranum condensatum. The second is from a tree, right? I think they are red maple buds; Acer rubrum. The third is a...

Sweet (dreams) !