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I spent time just north of Enterprise on a study. With the snow, you must have been the the Wallowa's. Pretty country!

Excellent, as usual, Steve.

Great pictures and commentary. Keep it up.

Crappy picture or not, a nice find!

That is the best news I have heard in a long time!

I just leave them alone. Never thought of dispatching them. The ones I have seen are right where they are supposed to be. I certainly don't go tromping through the sage.

Did the dogs survive???

What ducks in the second picture?

Jody: I have donated to your group in the past. Thanks for what you do! Scott

That is a strange place, and it stinks...... Nice on the birds though!

They are big. Ran into a cow and a calf on a lake in the Okanogan. It was quite a site. They can actually dive up to 15'.

Cabezon: Ya gotta love those owls. I have seen them at Malheur. Rich: Very nice, as usual. Thanks.

Some very good suggestions. Gonna be tough picking the ones to donate to. I would also think Project Healing Waters might be considered.

Filling out the 501 c paperwork right now. Stand by.

I got schooled by a woman from Spokane for not having Pfd while fishing Coffee Pot. Of course, I deserved it. Got a CO2 vest when I got home. Never hit a lake again without it. My thanks to the lady from Spokane.

Very nice! Make sure that you can remove a panel or the bottom to clean out the birdhouse every year. It keeps the inside clean and relatively bug free. Plus, nest building is part of the pair bonding.

Steelheaddave - I saw that today and was going to post it! Ya beat me to it.

Very nice Rich. Had three osprey in the hood today. Two, likely the local pair, were chasing the third bird off. Fun to watch. I've got a local Cooper's hawk that picks off the local rock doves.

Tough day work, eh?

Glad it all worked out with the weather! One more thing off your bucket list..... Save travels to ya getting back home.