Are these squid, do you think? I thought Cindy got some last night about now.

I think last night's were the vertical parrots. these look like squid

Sunset time on Bonaire - have a cold one!

a beautiful sunset for a great April Fool's Day

Life is just too hard around here. I have to head out and water the plants and pick beans. Save me some great sunsets.

Rusty, go back a thread and look at the critter I sent you.
Night All.

a beautiful sunset tonight!!! Wish we were there!!!

Cindy - maybe the parrots were starting April Fool's Day early last night. Fooled me!

Cool Monarch Cindy certainly alot better than those nasty horned tomatoe bugs!!!! eech!!!!

Ok gals got to rattle some pots now!!! the boss got home early!!! Here is one more sunset for me.. have a great evening and see you tomorrow.

Tomorrow! Tomorrow! I even have the right hair for Little Orphan Annie! Wasn't she a redhead?



Cindy - THANK YOU! What pretty markings - I was expecting a tomato hornworm thingy, too. I'm living vicariously thru your early spring - as you can tell!

A mirror panorama - the colors are beautiful tonite!

Here's the sunset of the night for Cecil, our ice diver!

Gorgeous sunsets, thanks. If it'd been a hornworm, it would've been dead. We may grow organically, but we don't tolerate those.

I like this one. Love the pinks

and the purples. thanks for the heads up Rusty. Now it's my turn to go fix dinner. Jim's home early, too. See ya tomorrow.

Blikje came to watch the sun go down with us!





If anything on this planet looks like an alien - it's a hornworm!

There's my dark one! Off to fix dinner, buddies!

OK, Jake, according to my calendar at work, today is a holiday for the NA's. What is it Easter Monday, or did they declare a holiday so you could spend time posting on the archives?

Cindy - you're welcome! Gives ya a head start.

It was a holiday yesterday. Not sure why though :-)

Jake

Cindy, Loved the Monarch! Last fall, we watched two monarchs metamorphosis in class. We named one "Chris" and the other "Alice" so the kiddos could remember it was called a chrysalis. I love those little guys (or gals) :-)