it's all in the way you look at it. sometimes you have to get off the bus and see it displayed on a table all by itself. then you realize for the first time that it has a color, a taste, a shape, a smell. you realize it because the spargel on this table has a different color, taste, shape, and smell then the spargel you've always known. but it's still spargel. and then you notice the sign advertising a spargel festival. and you think "celebrate spargel?" that's right...celebrate spargel.
Sunday, May 04, 2008
What a Wonderful World: Fauna Edition
We've done the plants, now let's check out the animals.
A very gorgeous dragonfly. If you enlarge the picture by clicking on it, you can see some cool detail on his wings. (Credit: Jeff)
A teeny butterfly resting on the trail. I've gotten good at spotting small things...and then telling Jeff to take a picture of them. (Credit: Jeff)
A bright orange salamander that I was almost convinced was fake...but it wasn't. I poked it to be sure. (Credit: Theresa)
A very lovely butterfly. We've seen many different types but most aren't so kind as to hold still like this one did. (Credit: Jeff)
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Poked it? Really? PETA is going to be after your ass.
I like the orange salamander the best.
Imagine you're an innocent little salamander enjoying the sun while stretching out on a rock when all of a sudden a giant comes by and pokes you!
he he, I probably would have done the same thing... just a gentle nudge to see if he'd move
I think even the wee salamander realized Theresa is no giant =).
I would just like to add that on different hikes in the area we have also come across deer and a black bear.
Don't forget the rattlesnake, Gregory, on the same day as the bear. Big day.
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