
A pine tree grows out of another (from seed). It will be interesting to watch what happens as the stump rots away.
An inquisitive old fart with a camera
General observations, generally during dog walks

A pine tree grows out of another (from seed). It will be interesting to watch what happens as the stump rots away.
Very busy tiny red ants we’ve never seen before, on the dog walk today.



Lovely summer year-end day in Uruguay.

Past-prime mushroom fading back into a burned stump. The area we walk in suffered a serious fire ten years ago.
The dog Lea has an exceptional gift for stepping on anything we stop to look at on our dog walks. Happily, this time she misses.

Lemons: going bonkers as usual

Oranges: from fewer than a dozen to date, this looks like it may be the breakout year

Avocados: after a barren year, indications are we can again anticipate hundreds this season.

Palo borracho: tree-hugger’s nemesis

Unfortunately for Lea the Lizard Chasing Dog, it was already quite dead. Its tail broke off moments after taking this picture, an impressive escape move from something that isn’t even alive.