Jiggity-Jog

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It was time for Briar to go home again.

Briar was ready and happy to be home with Claire. Briar thought it would be nice to take me on a walk at her local park. Of course I agreed. 😉
Claire, Paula, and Briar stood in front of the Big Bluestem. I don’t think Briar thought much of the grass.
Briar posed in front of a nice patch of Coralberry. They were loaded, the berries not Briar!
Paula spotted a bird! (photo by Claire)

What a handsome immature Red-shouldered Hawk! Great spot Paula! (photo by Claire)

The ornithologists were carefully examining the egg. Was it about to hatch?

It had a small hole. It might crack at anytime. (photo by Claire)
Who was that bird? Additionally it was a bit ironic, an ole bird in an egg. 😉 (photo by Claire)

Thanks Briar for sharing your park, the Ruby Grant Park! Thanks Claire for sharing your photos too.

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  1. If I read that correctly about the meteor shower, peak is at 6:53am this Thursday. I am surprised it isn’t too bright already with a rising sun casting light before it actually shows.
    Mary you are such a crack up 🙂

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    1. I guess that is the peak? Maybe you could see them earlier. I don’t think here will be good. Forecast is for patchy fog🤷🏻‍♀️
      And🤪

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  2. Guess Briar was repaying you for showing her your favorite places. Right Kathy. Shes a crack up, or a cracked egg. 😉

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