Garbage Dump Rams
May. 5th, 2006 03:40 pm![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
howeirdTook the bike out to the park again at lunchtime, but this time returned via Carribean Drive instead of Moffett Park. It's a much straighter route, on wider roads, and the one hill is longer and less steep than the one hill in the other route.
And as I passed the garbage dump, I saw there was a flock of sheep, scraggly looking (winter coats still on) with almost as many rams as ewes. A pretty elderly herd, I think, judging from the prodigious horns on many of the rams.
In the park I followed the trail by the marshlands, and saw a couple of avocets and Fosters terns among the Canada geese, mallards and swallows. There's a long boardwalk out over the wetlands, with a park bench at the end.
Next week I'll bring my camera.
And as I passed the garbage dump, I saw there was a flock of sheep, scraggly looking (winter coats still on) with almost as many rams as ewes. A pretty elderly herd, I think, judging from the prodigious horns on many of the rams.
In the park I followed the trail by the marshlands, and saw a couple of avocets and Fosters terns among the Canada geese, mallards and swallows. There's a long boardwalk out over the wetlands, with a park bench at the end.
Next week I'll bring my camera.
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