FINALLY GOT THE JEEP BACK TODAY!

I wonder what will be the next problem with it.  They are still waiting for parts to fix the 4x4 system recall so we better not go anywhere that requires the use of extra traction.  Today's photos are from the past few days.

Female Mallard.

I think this is a female Osprey.

Tree Swallows.

Female California Quail.

Very young baby Quail.

Male Quail.

Male Quail.

Male Quail.

Male Quail.

Male and female Quail.

Sunset on our walk the other evening.

OSPREY ACTIVITY, DAD BRINGS ANOTHER STICK WHILE MOM AND BABY HOPED FOR FISH.

A lounging Marmot.

Marmots.

Lazuli Bunting.

Lazuli Bunting.

Bullock's Oriole.

Bullock's Oriole.

Only saw the one baby Osprey but there could be more.

Here comes Dad.

House Sparrow.

With the low water level in the Okanagan River, lots of slime is building up on the rocks.

I GOT TO WATCH A SAY'S PHOEBE FEEDING A YOUNG ONE.

Song Sparrow.

 

Bullock's Oriole.

Bullock's Oriole.

Western Wood-Peewee.

Poison Ivy.

A young Swallow.

Okanagan River Beaver.

Say's Phoebe feeding time.

Say's Phoebe feeding time.

Say's Phoebe feeding time.

Got it.

California Quail.

Aspen Fleabane.

IT WAS TIME TO TAKE OUR LUNCH AND GO FOR A DRIVE.

American Goldfinch.

Female Red-winged Blackbird with lunch.

The four young herons are still in residence.

It's hard to see but one of the parents is standing in the nest having brought some food which produced a loud frenzy.

Off to gather more food.

Awaiting the next food drop.

A type of mustard.

There were lots of big juicy Saskatoons.

The Ashnola River.

The Ashnola River.

While strolling along the riverbank, this Blinded Sphinx Moth attached itself to my shorts.

Blinded Sphinx Moth.