The blond calf from the pasture next door, checking me out while I photograph him.

I learned how to create a mirror image in Photoshop.

The blond calf from the pasture next door, checking me out while I photograph him.

I learned how to create a mirror image in Photoshop.

Our squirrel on our utility pole. Do you think he’s checking on how much electricity we’re using?

I think it’s a mouse with a paintbrush. Maybe.


I took a few minutes to mosey on over to the fence to visit with my neighbors. They weren’t particularly chatty.
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I didn’t have any treats and I don’t know what treats one gives to a calf, anyway.

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Her left cheek looks really big. I hope that’s cud in there and not a big wad of tobacco.

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Like mother, like daughter.

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These Mesquite trees don’t provide much shade, especially in February.

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This is the bull. I decided not to linger where he could see me.

I drove up to Burnet, Texas, and had lunch with Steve. He was nice enough to drive me around, showing me a few tourist-y things.

Hamilton Creek, Burnet, Texas

Turtle sunning itself on a rock in Hamilton Creek, Burnet, Texas

Bird alongside Hamilton Creek, Burnet, Texas