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I'm still trying to figure out how many pints are in a quart . . .

I was 14 in '62. Mom, Dad, Aunts, Uncles & all of us Cousins were still using bamboo. I made my 1st glass rod in the mid 70's (7-1/2' 5 weight on a Fenwick blank. I still have that & several of the old bamboo rods.).

Definitely report that! Request that LE increase patrols in that area. Be safe.

So TWO "racers?"

Attention: Boot

This thread has been most informative & enjoyable, even if it does make me feel like a sinner for all of the bamboo rod tips I broke as a kid.

It has cousins that fly, well . . . glide.

Logged my share of outdoor hours in the dark too with no questionable activity sightings then either. I still believe waterfowl are a real possibility.

This sounds very plausible. Thanks! I have seen zero bucket biologists over a l o n g outdoor career but have seen lots of waterfowl.

"Your. Own. Personal. Cheeses." ??? I'd strongly suggest skipping the fromunda cheese . . .

https://www.pbs.org/video/nature-hummingbird-builds-tiny-nest/

It's got to be challenging to build a nest using a beak that long. Must be a lot of "hover construction" involved.

Yup. Back in the day - Kids' Mom: "Did you eat?" Kids (after checking my shirt): "Yeah, Mom; Dad ate."

It's time.

Great shots, Rich!

(S)nailed it!

I fuel up & do my grocery shopping at 0 dark thirty. I don't like crowds, lines & a lot of people in general.

And some things we don't do at all anymore :(

When i float tubed in frigid, aka COLD water at ice-out, I inserted a plastic bag secured with rubber bands between 2 wool socks on each foot. I couldn't walk very far (socks would shift around), but I could do 4-6 hours kicking/feet dangling in the water versus the measily 1 - 1 1/2 without the...

Off the overpass and onto the Darwin Awards list . . .