San Antonio, TX - You would be so proud of me...I was at a walk start point to meet two other walkers at 6:15 a.m. Up before the birds. In fact, the bats were still out!
Stone Oak area: Both of the other walkers decided to do 5K (3.1 miles), so I walked with them instead of turning off and doing the 10K walk. We finished as the sun was burning off the clouds.
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Philippine potato vine |
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Potato vine up close - heart patterns. |
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Stone Oak neighborhood |
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Herb and Ellen - my walking buddies today. |
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Herb and I |
The temperature is supposed to get to 102 today, so the local pet hospital posted a pet heat advisory on their sign.
Taco Cabana was our start and finish point, that meant I could have my favorite egg and potato burrito with salsa roja and a bottle of orange juice. Feeling revived, the Brook Hollow area was on the way back to the 5er. I hopped off the freeway and did another 5K walk.
Brook Hollow neighborhood: |
Two beetles on this seed pod. |
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Fluffy plant gone to seed!! |
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Always deer on the Brook Hollow walk. |
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Close up of fawn. |
The following picture is ball moss on a wire. It looked so funky and eclectic, I took a photo.
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Ball moss. |
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Beautiful flowers on a tree. |
By the time I finished walking at 9:10 a.m., the sun was out and it was hot and humid! Ugh. Glad I got going early.
For the two years we've been full-timing, there's been a hummingbird feeder in our "basement." Saturday, Bob put it up. Quickly discovered, four hummingbirds are now having turf wars over the feeder.
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Black-chinned hummingbird (Archilochus alexandri) |
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Black-chinned hummingbird |
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Juvenile female black-chinned hummingbird, San Antonio, TX |
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Black-chinned hummingbird |
We'll see what the rest of the day holds. Right now, I'm going back to sleep.
Travel Bug out.