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5 Comments on Dipping into the Cold Stuff
How awesome is that, Leolinda? In Rio Verde? I'll check to see if anyone has a crane farm or egret farm or something there. That would be FUN to see.
Dallas had its hottest August on record too and today we broke 3 records - hottest temp for day, somethng to do with the calendar date and day 70 of 100 plus days in a year breaking the 1980's record. We should all love the pool and I can't say/see what that feather friend is.
Leolinda: Your feathered friend may give new meaning to the term "attractive nuisance" with respect to a pool. Hope he/she does not attrack a whole flock. I guess even they are looking to cool off.
I would say Sand Hill Crane but may be Blue Heron. Looks like a King to me. Those birds strut their stuff!
Juli, sounds like a whole new blog topic for you.