I was thinking of using this Northern Red Salamander who was out crossing the road yesterday (it was over 70 degrees...perhaps he/she/it/salamander thought it was spring?). But salamander is orange with small black spots, to be truthful.
So...How about a little fire, scarecrows?
Other Birdness:
Mouse over pics for captions, and click them for larger versions.
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Reminded me of some fun we had four years ago.
Those are pretty fine lyrics, mikey.
You might consider returning to the Haus, just for the halibut.
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"FRIST!"
...that's a pretty good reason to judge Sadly as having shark-jumped.
Let he/she/it/fish amongst us who hasn't jetskied over a Sharktopus cast the first stonehead, zrm.
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Awesome videos- I'll have to come back and replay!
Fire on the mountain has me wanting to warm my hands.
The Dead? What, no Clash?
I'm mellowed out - Yeah.
What, no Clash?
Berkeley Springs is Burning!
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Also the Salmonellander could walk through that fire, no worries.
I like that Salamander! I've never seen a "real" one before. Not sure if they are in my part of the world or not. I'll have to Google that. ;)
((Hugs))
Laura
Wow, I am digging that salamander! I'm partial to the sallies myself.
One of these days, I'm going to leave the house at 4AM to watch the spotted salamander breeding migration... I swear! Laura, the spotted salamander ranges as far north as Nova Scotia. You should have them near your home.
God, he's beautiful! I've never seen a real salamander in person. Gorgeous.
That salamander was ready for his close-up! A very photogenic little guy, eh? Great pictures :)
If I lick his back will I get high?
Sure, mikey.
But you better have a prescription from your doctor...
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love the salamander. FIRE on the mountain, perfect!
it's been a loooong time since i've seen one of those little critters. cool!
uh, i'd like an update from 'mikey' if he licks one!
Your "fog in the valley" picture...the trees make a perfect frame. LOVE IT.
This reminds me that I need to satisfy my desire for a bird feeder or four. I think the woodpeckers and blue jays stick around all year long, and they're kinda pretty. DANCE FOR MY AMUSEMENT, BIRDS!
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