I let the dogs outside after a long day cooped up on the house due to the heat. It only took them a couple of minutes to get into mischief. They were barking like crazy so I went out to see what all the fuss was about.
Thankfully it was just a good sized black snake and not a copperhead.
I had to work the last 7 days on the overnight shift. Needless to say, it was a very stressful week. This morning I was rewarded with a beautiful sunrise.
This winter has been so warm. Yesterday it got up to 60 degrees. I happened to have the day off, so Lucy and I decided we needed to take advantage of the warm weather.
We weren’t the only ones that thought it was a good day to be out and about.
One rainy day last week, I happened to catch sight of a red tail hawk catching food at the end of our driveway. 
The weather has been getting colder so the squirrels have been extra busy trying to find food. They take advantage and stock up on acorns while the dogs are in the house.
Lola and James were watching them very closely.
Last Saturday was the opening weekend of rifle deer season. My husband goes every year and thankfully filled his two tags on the first day. However, while waiting for the deer to make their appearance he took a couple of pictures.
We went to Glen’s mothers house yesterday evening and this fella was sitting on her front porch light. Guess he was waiting for night to fall so he could partake in bugstravaganza.
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