RV John

Pictures : Here is a Steller Jay.

Have a fun day.

Pictures : Yeah, doing what Road Runners do, running!

Have a fun day, Folks.

Pictures : Here is a Pygmy Nuthatcher. Shot taken in 2017.

Have a good day, Folks.

Pictures : I think this Horned Lizard has the camouflage thing down to an art! I think this is a good looking little critter, what do you think? Looking at the EXIF data of this image, it says this was taken in 2014.

Folks, hope you have a good start to the week.

Pictures : Here are two male Rose-breasted, Grosbeaks. This one is likely 18 years old.

Have a fine day folks

Pictures : Here is a shot I took somewhere (can’t remember where). Looks like I took the shot in 2016.

Hope you folks are having a good weekend.

Pictures : I watch YouTube videos of things that I’m interested in, and most of the time I notice that the people are far more interested in the video that they’re making, and how many likes and subscribers it will get, versus what they’re actually doing. Don’t get me wrong, some of these people show excellent products with their work, and I fancy the end products. However, I noticed the stuff that I do gets the job done, and is not nearly as pretty, but definitely serves the same purpose in the end. Plus it takes about 1/10 of the time, 1/2 the material, and 1/4 of the tools!

Lately I have been watching woodworking-type things, and man they do make some pretty stuff. I love looking around in the background of their videos at all the fanny woodwork in their shops. I think if I had a shop as nice as some of them, I would be afraid to do any work in it, out of fear of messing it up! LOL. I must confess, though, in the end I do admire some of the work.

Do you ever watch (How To Videos) and think, “Oh my, I am not very good at this, am I?” LOL. I have come to the conclusion that one’s acceptance of one’s shortcomings of perfectionism is a very time-saving thing to have!

Folks do have a nice day.

Pictures : Here is a Dark-eyed Junco, from 2018.

Have a nice day.

Pictures : In the large open field area you can see the VLA (Very Large Array) satellite radios, if you look close. If you are ever in NM, the VLA is an interesting place to visit.

Do have a nice day.

Pictures : This is a bush of some sort that caught my eye while out walking around Caballo Lake, State Park, NM. Back about 5 years ago.

Hope you had a good Monday start to your week.