The immense pine tree that I’ve been expecting to fall in every storm of the past eleven years. Not one, but two hornero nests – bottom branch and stub of a branch below it.
Hornero nests
Tero teros
Southern Lapwings (Tero Comun, Vanellus chilensis)
The weather turns
The beach as the weather turned this afternoon. Alántida, Uruguay.
Beginnings of rain as we left.
Company not wanted
Stork says, “That’s close enough for you, buddy.”
Dramatic skies, twisted trees
On the dog walk today.
Half moon
Hmmm.
We needed a broken lawn chair in the middle of nowhere, I guess.
Life returns after the fire.
Ants and broken glass
Just a few seconds of small ants making their way over and under broken glass. Notice the gust of wind in the last second.
80 year old pine at sunset
