A Title Eludes Me

Fellow Bloggers, do you ever find you have pictures that you'd like to talk about, but not enough of something to justify a post? That is where I find myself tonight--random pictures that need a little lovin'. Let's begin.

Dog kennels fly out of pick up trucks if enough wind is present.
And, the door breaks off.

This shot just made me happy. I got those little red shovels for $0.99 on clearance at Target the end of last winter. I had no idea if they'd hold up or even work, but let me now tell you what a fabulous purchase they were. We get so many little ones out who are ready and willing to work, but a larger shovel or pitch fork would be too heavy. They are the perfect size and not a single one has perished in the poop.

Isn't it funny when you're being filmed showing a group of children entering a horse pen and one of the horses escapes by walking right past the children and out the gate? Doesn't that just make you crack up? What about when the horse is making a b line (Whoa, I have never written that out. Would it be bee line? B line?) for some moldy oldie hay? Crazy horse!

Just love her little face and the dirt/poop. Cute stuff.

I'm confused. Did a mama bird really leave her egg to chill at the top of this V without nary a nest? Or, did a predator bird place it there thus explaining the crack in the shell and the oozing remains on the ground? I do not know anything about such silliness. I'm sure some of you might. (White to the right is not ooze, but feces...bird feces.) CSI detectives, have at it.

Now for the last and most controversial picture of the evening. Butterfly or moth? I always thought I knew until I just googled to make sure before posting.

How about I let you decide, my wise readers? Would you say this is a butterfly or a moth that LOVES LOVES horse poop? If it helps you with your decision, they are all over the pen!

I will leave you with a little factoid that popped up during my intensive Google research.

If a human baby grew as fast as some species of caterpillars it would weigh 8 tons when it was only two weeks old.

Have yourself one very fantastic day full of interesting tidbits and fun times.

Happy Birthday to Mike, our wonderful Galloping Grace neighbor! Hope you had a fantastic day. We appreciate you so much!