THE FUNKY CHICKEN!

I have proof! The funky chicken does exist! Yaaaaay!

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A Lone Walk through Nature!

I have to admit that while I love me some nature I'm not one to venture off into shady trails and dark patches alone (watched too many horror movies as a kid LOL) but for some reason on this walk those very spots called my name.  The major trail was along paved road but those grassy interesting turnoffs were what called my attention. And so worth the trek. I don't know how far I walked because I was at one point walking along with lots of people and then all alone with only the sounds of birds singing and unseen creatures playing in the grass.  The I heard the sounds of water and away I went. The walk back to my car was beautifully painful! :-)

I'm going to file this under 'The Simple Things In Life' because it's only a few minutes away, no highway needed, gas gauge didn't even move! I love that!

Most of these pics were taken at Bannister Park in Sacramento, CA

The Lady is Bugging! The life of a Lady Bug

Wow! Do you ever feel like even Mother Nature has plans for you? I always wonder how I can be so fortunate to experience so much nature! I love it. I'm humbled by it and inspired.

These were taken in my back yard. Which is apparently a LadyBug haven.  The grass was so tall that I had to use a weed eater on it but fortunately when I tapped each area they moved on to the next.Yes there is a tall grassy area left just for them :-)

I peeked into their private space!

 

 Her New Coat! SHE'S A BEAUTY!

Trees of Life

Trees are beautiful gifts of Nature. They shade, protect, bring life, bring beauty. Well you get it. These are trees I've seen over the past few days. The saddest thing about visiting some parks and other nature spots is seeing all of the fallen trees. Some by mans hands and some from age, neglect, etc. The beautiful part is seeing the life that comes forth from even the fallen trees. I love how they continue to grow on their sides and leave sprinkles everywhere. Tree Hugger! :-)