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Roxie from a previous trip back home Roxie passed away; Donna's nieces and nephews made this tombstone from her Dogwood near Lost Valley in Buffalo National River Area Mom's glass angel in the den Mom's flower bed angel One of Mom's irises Another of Mom's irises More irises A rose after a light overnight rain Asiatic lily More irises An iris past its prime Wild flower spotted near Subi lakes Some type of blossom Mom's Grandfather's beard (Don't know if it's Grandfather Koch's or Tencleve's) Dandelions Donna showing off one of her peachlings Cabin at Magazine Mountain State Park Cedar waxwings at Magazine Mountain Cove Lake Second lake of the Subiaco lakes Lou and Alex hiking up spillway of third lake Alex preparing to catch tadpoles Alex having caught a tadpole Alex showing off her tadpole; she released it, had no pocket to carry it home On return from Subi lakes we find Will Marge and Alex on Easter Sunday Two Easter eggs left Tara the beautician, but, unfortunately, she's working on Josh's hair Dorothy on her evening walk Polly keeping an eye on Dorothy as she walks Rick spreading dirt over holes dug by Polly Polly says "Thanks for the fresh dirt, Rick" Dorothy, Alex and Donna giving attention to Bozo Bozo looking for squirrels One of the squirrels Another squirrel Bozo and Blue Blue the cat taking it easy Squirrels in bird bath Why the squirrels didn't stay at the bird bath Fly on my knee Rabbit somewhere in the picture Butterfly Another Butterfly Butterfly or moth Dragonfly Another dragonfly Bumblebee in clover Another bumblebee in clover Bumblebee not in clover and in flight Honeybee in clover While camera'n the above bees another type of bee was observed and camera'd. No one in the family had seen one before; a feeble search on the internet turned up no photos that resembled this creature. Therefore, the conclusion that this is a new species was reached. Since it was found in the clover on Mom and Dad's place, it has been given the name of Fritz bee in memory of Dad, Fred (Fritz) Forst. (I've since been informed this critter is actually a bumblebee moth; I'm not sure I accept this bit of information.) Fritz bee photos follow. Fritz bee pic 1 Fritz bee pic 2 Fritz bee pic 3 Fritz bee pic 4 Fritz bee pic 5 Robin Cattle egrets Blue Jay imitating George of the Jungle Sandpiper of some type Male Brownheaded Blackbird to another male outside of photo "Backoff! Lady bird behind me is my dinner date!" Doves under bird feeder; one fleeing Another robin Dead oak; many years ago it was alive (obviously) and had a twin Blackberry patch in bloom One of Sam's cud chewers Another cow Some of Sam's cows; Art's on other side of fence Sam's rake, I like the yellow reels on the red frame Buffalo, north of Paris along Hwy 309 Bridge built in 1942 by WPA near intersection of Kalamazoo and Old Military roads Wheat field in McClean bottoms Corn field in the bottoms

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