
That worked out fine, I was in a hurry and Fosdic Lake is the closest park to my abode, just a couple miles to the west.
I thought the rain would likely have a lot of Fosdic Lake wildflowers popped out and coloring up the place.
As is way too often the case, I was wrong.
All I saw were some scrawny pink things, that I don't think are legit wildflowers. And some yellow wildflowers that I've been told, more than once, are a weed called a Dandelion.
When I stepped out of my vehicle, today at Oakland Lake Park, the first thing I saw was a lizard going after one of the Dandelion pseudo-wildflowers. I like my lizards to be vegetarians rather than carnivores. I feel safer in their presence.
So, without too great a fear of getting a lizard bite, I got down on the ground and took a picture of the Lizard and the Dandelion.
Someone, insisting on anonymity, put going down to the Texas Gulf Coast, to South Padre Island, on my mind. Now it's all I think about. Til something else comes along.
2 comments:
Ee Gads man! You've stumbled on a miniature T Rex. Did you capture him?
I am shocked you suggested such a thing, Twister, one does not capture endangered species, even in Texas. It is against the law to do so. I did pet it though. It did not growl at me.
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