It is here

[Jacob Bugge]

[Jacob Bugge]

Ton,

I wonder whether the Sami will end up with six seasons instead of eight, Tjaktje-Daelvie (Autumn-Winter) and Daelvie (Winter) being cancelled and Gijre-Daelvie (Spring-Winter) being replaced by Gijre-Tjaktje (Spring-Autumn).

[Kurt Gold]

Whitish balls of hard water in your garden?

You are not a drug dealer, Jacob, are you?

[Jacob Bugge]

You mean one that is conscientious and responsible enough to test stuff before distributing, with the possible side effect of seing things (in funny ways), Kurt?

In any case the taste was cool, and a sufficient amount could really make one chill out.

[pixxxelschubser]

Bizarre or beautiful?

[Jacob Bugge]

Certainly both, both, Hans-Jürgen.

[Jacob Bugge]

Mixed Appearances.

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[Jacob Bugge]

Mixed Appearances > Assorted Brownies.

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[Doug A Roberts]

You are very lucky to have such visitors!

[Kurt Gold]

According to the forecast those visitors will run the risk of being buried alive by the white stuff during the forthcoming days.

Take care of them, Jacob.

[Jacob Bugge]

Doug, we are lucky indeed; and working for it. Rather than a lawn the low greenery is increasingly more diverse and flowery, so in the summer we have partridges, and the roe deers and pheasants are visiting all the year round.

I believe you know that the roe buck kid is the real Bambi.

I only spotted it because it was close to the terrace door when I opened it; and just moved 30 feet away, then resumed its browsing, which brought it close to the hens busy with the corn, and then it took over there, before continuing its round.

[Jacob Bugge]

I will, Kurt; I should love to have a great amount of white stuff to protect them against.

[tromboniator]

This showed up yesterday. Rather late for Alaska, even here in the banana belt.

[Jacob Bugge]

Delightful, Peter.

And the very first video here.

[Jacob Bugge]

                The show ereyesterday, cherry leaves lingering

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[Kurt Gold]

Jacob, are those small dark parts in the branches just bats or a group of shrunken monks?

You may say they are cherries, but I don't believe it.

[Jacob Bugge]

You know me too well, Kurt (and have for too long).

The rather small fruit bats we have here, more specifically cherry bats, have retained enough of the ancient vampire blood (bad or just bat?) to need a nap while the sun is up, and yet thinned it enough through cherry juice to  just hang out in the (cherry) trees, still needing to cover their eyes though.

The currently undercover Buddleia monks at the lower left are having a well earned rest after preaching to the choir which used to flutter by all summer.

[jane-e]

No snow for me, but the island of Hawaii has a blizzard warning with at least 12 inches of snow as well as hundred mile per hour winds.

Jane

[Jacob Bugge]

Jane, no chance of your going there, and sending a 0% K proof?

[jane-e]

It's only 5000 miles away, Jacob, but the National Weather Service has warned against traveling to the area, saying it "could be very difficult to impossible."

[Ton Frederiks]

Maybe a neural filter will help?

[tromboniator]

Nothing like Hawaii, but I'll take it.

Peter

 

[Kurt Gold]

Peter,

can you imagine how many animals or creatures I can see in your first image?

You see (some) of them as well, I guess.

[tromboniator]

My strongest vision is of an eagle attacking a herd of star-nosed moles. Or are they adolescent Cthulhus?

[Kurt Gold]

They may be moles, as you say. I think they are rather walruses, but who knows.

At the bottom left side there is a pretty young raven seeking after some food or something else.

And then there is a smirking spider at the lower top left side.

And so many more creatures. But I'm afraid it's better to stop fantasising now. Otherwise some may call me a psycho.

[Jacob Bugge]

Peter,

Unlike Kurt I see only one kind of being, namely the spruce ghost (one of the longer terms being the spruce bark beetle host ghost as you know) that you caught hiding in plain sight (or trying to), especially the one cowering without looking up, the one you caught with the tip of the snout right at the lower right Golden Section.

The other one is really peaceful.