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Ghostlings? 😉

Great images! The little Mergs do look distinguished.

Now that I stopped fishing, I miss chasing Carp the most.

Oh, so THAT'S why folks wear muffs when they mow . . .

Must be Hobo Marmots . . . (focus isn't real sharp - took these at 1600mm and 140 yards or so. Sometimes . . . "You gotta pick the fruit where you find the tree." Sony Clear Image Zoom is a useful tool!).

2 different Ospreys

Are there dead limbs/perches near to the nest box? Is there water close by? Since they are natural-cavity nesters, I wonder if a round or oval entry hole would be more appealing to them?

Lighthouse Cliff Swallows

Those are definitely worth the hike, Rich! Well-done!

Fecal friends. Fortunately, how to pinch a loaf on the sheer side of a vertical rock wall is just another problem I'll never have to endure.

That's gonna leave a mark . . .

Since ant swarms are starting, I'm going with an ant alate, the winged reproductive version.

Wow - you're doing great, SG! I have days when sidewalk hopping is challenging.

Happy birthday, but you're still a youngster!

Nice, Rich. You DO have a knack for finding cooperative birds perching outside of brushy vegetation!

Sounds as if Stone will have his four hands full!

When this epic tale becomes a movie, the musical score should be courtesy of the Amazing Rythm Aces . . . "Third Rate Romance"

Awww darn . . . . USPS is delivering my order a day early again today . . .

Cave diving, sky diving, swimming with sharks, sleeping on a portaledge - all on my Never Ever To Do list.

Worst I ever saw them was at Hutchinson Lake and south of Sprague Lake, but ticks are pretty much everywhere now. Birds and other critters have helped spread them.