#found while walking

This was a tricky photo because the dawn sunlight was hitting the subject so hard. This shot was taken with my camera’s darkest setting. All the other shots at different settings were too washed out by the intensity of the light: 

Found while walking - 1 copper piece, the blade from a Shank of Tetanus +1, an eldritch eye of farseeing & an invitation handed to me by a local cleric to attend a week long religious celebration: 

Today’s backyard garden: 

New & improved...: 

With twice the bee butt: 

Look Up

(On my travels)

Today’s backyard garden harvest... sometimes it’s like this: 

What can I say but “gray squirrels”: 

Dinner... those are our squash, purple hull peas & pole beans: 

No matter your age, if you go walking, see a cool rock & don’t put it in your pocket, can you really call what you’re doing “living”: 

On Friday’s walk, I passed a house with about 20 or so grocery bags filled with irises & a sign saying “Free irises.” I brought two sacks home. The next yard waste pick up by the city is on Monday. If there are still some left on Sunday night, I’ll take the truck & pick them up: 

Red-tailed hawk - You bastard: 

You beautiful bastard: 

You flew off right when I was about to take your photo: 

If you had told me I would see a dead goose on my Saturday walk, I wouldn’t have believed you. I mean we are along a flyway with Nonconnah Creek close to our South, the Wolf River a little further to our North & the Mississippi River about 20 odd miles to our West but still our neighborhood proper doesn’t have a lot of water for waterfowl. I believe this was a juvenile Snow goose. According to the science, they’re fairly common here this time of year but this was the first one I’ve seen in my fifty-one years on this rock. Canada geese are what I’m used to seeing in terms of geese: 

Seen while dog walking: