River is getting low.

[worldtalker]

I'm about 50 foot off shore looking up river.




Bees are really loading up.





When I saw this I immediately thought of RGINN.




I'm assuming these are millipede tracks.




I watched this guy home in on the worm he's eating,let it settle,the come up for air.






Large Mouth hang out,as the minners get bigger they'll fatten.




GOD Bless

Chris

 

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[Old Dude]

The river is about right here. Not too high and not too low. It is nice to see honeybees!

 

[kcm]

Too high here. Water table is just inches under the surface....but then that's normal here. But the basement pump still keeps kicking on about every 4.5 hours @ 750 GPM per cycle (estimated). The other day it cycled one time in less than 2 hours. Shortly after, 3 hours 12 minutes. Sure getting tired of all this water all the time! ...But on a good note, the skeeters are LOVIN' it!!

 

[austin]

Down here bees are sometimes not too cool. Hear about the guy out in Midland, Texas whose dogs were killed by africanized bees? Bit over 1000 times each, died at the Vet. He was stung 50 times trying to help them. Once had a bee problem with regular bees. called a bee guy who screwed around and couldn't remove them from my house(outside). Called another guy who sprayed something from a can and they all dropped dead. Only good bee is...

 

[austin]

Love the other pics though. If my foot ever heals I'm going back to bass fishing. Haven't been since 1986. Dad died in 1982 and I went once after that. Wasn't the same so I started traveling and eventually played golf all summer. Cool fish. Hope they do fatten up some...

 

[kcm]

Oh c'mon now, Austin. My wife is DEATHLY allergic to stings, but she hates to kill them. She knows how vital they are to the eco-system.

Many of the wasp-looking bugs have no stingers. Carpenter bees or Bumble bees? One stings; one doesn't. Both are WONDERFUL for pollinating.

There's even a small wasp-looking bug that looks like it would hurt like Hades! However, it'll lays it's eggs in the larvae of other bugs - the kind you DON'T want.

Have learned a lot up here, as there are lots more varieties than I ever saw in Texas.