Marblehead wrote:

This will give me an extra day to recover from the few hours of sleep I have gotten since the action at the Watering Hole last night.

I know what you mean....I have to be up at 3:30am every morning but I'm willing to loose sleep to see all the action. Sure do pay for it the next day at work though but its worth it.

This will give me an extra day to recover from the few hours of sleep I have gotten since the action at the Watering Hole last night. 

The volunteers won't be on the cam until tomorrow.

More ellies.   Possibly the same ones that visited earlier.  An adult and 3 younger ones.

Ha, I've known some wonderful Kentuckians. I also dated one back in my very early college days who was quite the charmer. He went to prep school and college here in New England and apparently was from a very old family name from out of Louisville, where I believe they bred horses. Sadly, I heard he died a few years back under strange circumstances. Most of us had lost touch with him so nobody ever found out the details surrounding his death.

I hear noises coming from inside the hide.  The last time volunteers took over you could hear different sounds.  Maybe we'll have a zoomie for awhile after dark instead of the dreaded auto-pan.

The kingfisher is devouring a fish almost as big as himself!

I agree, West Virginians ARE very nice people...... and us Kentuckians ain't so bad either!

Oh my just got up and back on line. :D  We west virginians are sweet lol well most of the time .. :)  Still seems very windy at the pond.. Looked like a pied kingfisher on the rocks and now a turtle is out on the bank.

wile1 wrote:

Yay more east coasters!! I think we are out numbered though by west coasters

I think so too.   Though one of the work study students in my office is from West Virginia.  The sweetest kid ever, and very bright.  Random, I know, but figured you'd appreciate it.