Almost Worm Moon setting at dawn. The full moon is tonight, but it’s blocked by clouds at the moment.
Can you find Nora Owl?
Is that a stupid paparazzo standing on the ditch bank pointing a bazooka at us?
Psst! Don’t look now, but there’s a stupid paparazzo shooting us with a bazooka!
Kiss me, you fool!
Umph! Mo motos mit ma moth mull!
We had intermittent storms with icy winds this afternoon. The wind was biting when I walked down to check on Nora.
Sunset
Off Center & Not Even 
Nora is well hidden, but I found her!
Love the exchange between the llamas (or are they alpacas?)
Beauty sunset!
Alpacas. They are supper silly critters. Thanks, Dale.
I had a feeling. They are cute as well as silly!
wow, stunning moon, Tim. It took a long while to find Nora owl. It amazes me how the camouflage so well. Silly lamas .. sooo laughing at your commentary😹❣️
Thanks, Cindy. Happy you got a laugh.
The pleasure is mine. Keep entertaining💓
Oh..these llamas ….
They are so silly. Thanks, Shey.
WOnderfully silly which is great.
Alpacas have the silliest but ever so cute faces!
I see you Nora!
They are cute despite themselves. Thanks, Marina.
…most likely because of themselves! 😉
Man, it was difficult to see the owl!!
I wanna see alpacas!! A few years back, I saw a tv clip of a local place that you walk them, but it was already out of business.
Too bad. They are fun critters. Thanks, Leenda.
Excellent commentating on here, Tim. Matches each one perfectly. I spotted Nora, even seeing two of her, double vision is back today. Cheers!
Perhaps two Noras are better than on. Thanks, Inchie.
Awe the alpacas are so cute! Nora was well hidden! I almost missed her!!🤣
The sunset is amazing!
Thanks, Becky.
Nora blends right in. I can make out part of her eye and top of her head in the second photo.
That is a beautiful series, dawn to dusk, and the alpacas are cute! It was a mixed weather day up here, high probably around 50. Some rain during the night, more coming later today.
Thanks, Lavinia. Sunny at the moment.
Fun photos of the lamas Tim.
Thanks, Brad.
I love the purple of the first photo and where the moon is positioned. The alpacas look to be in a gossipy frame of mind. Alas, I couldn’t spot Nora.
Thanks, Liz. She is very hard to see.
You’re welcome, Tim.
This is such a wonderful series…..The owl is so beautifully camouflaged…and the clouds look like blossom on the trees…..and the Llamas….are amazing:)
Thanks, Janet.
I identified Nora. I can also identify with that alpaca – I sound the same way with my mouth full!
I think we all can. Thanks, Bruce.
Adorable.
Thanks, Gigi.
Yes, I found Nora in a heartbeat. I recognized her ears. lol
Are those llamas? They are gorgeous.
My tree is dwarfed by the big sky. Love it!
Hey, will you be getting any of the eclipse where you are? xx
We are driving to Comfort, TX to experience the eclipse. We made reservations over two year ago. Thanks, Resa.
Oh wow! Have a blast!
We are getting 99% here in Toronto. Although if it’s cloudy as usual, we might not notice.
I’m hoping for clear skies in Comfort.
Alpacas have such a lighthearted nature which came through beautifully in your photography, Tim!!!
They are lighthearted and stubborn. Thanks, Rebecca.
Nora is as well hidden as some of the Eastern Screech Owls we found down in the RGV. I am no longer fooled by the Alpacas. The pull you in close with their cute little faces and fluffy fur and then spit in your face and laugh while taunting you a second time. ”Here, stick some hay in your mouth and open you eyes wide open, that will bring the paparazzo in close so we can launch lugies at it.
Lllama llugies are not fun. Thanks, Brian.
I had to look, but I did see Nora 🌹
She blends it well. Thanks, Roberta.
Indeed, she does blend in
I saw Nora peeking out!
Those Alpacas are darling!
The moon, the sky, and those trees! Oh my!
Thanks, Nancy.
So much beauty here Tim. That must be a baby owl. I could see part of the owl but it looked small to me without mom and dad. The alpacas are so beautiful, I did not know you had any, I wonder if those are new, their dialog is pretty funny too. The photos are always so amazing but that sunset reminds me of a very old painting that you would see with an Angel coming down in the sky – or the sky about to open up! It is truly stunning Tim. Thanks for sharing.
Nora is the mama owl. She is sitting on her eggs. The Alpacas are silly. Thanks, Joni.
Great shots Tim .. yep found lovely Nora
Thanks, Julie.