Friday, March 23, 2007

Pairs of Eastern Bluebirds and Red-tailed Hawks.









In the last 24 hours without leaving the property of the friends we are staying with I've seen:
Eastern Bluebirds (nesting)
Red-Tailed Hawks (pair)
Northern Cardinal (pair)
Baltimore Oriole (passing overhead)
Sandhill Cranes (passing overhead)
Red-Winged Blackbirds
Ducks and Gesse galaore.
Juncos and Chickadees at the feeders

Tuesday, March 20, 2007

Mad City part 6. Late night edition.






Fine dining. This "steak house" is with in a stones throw of the Capital. Great food. Great drinks. Great staff. Thank Matt and Adam. You know your going to have a great meal when your relish tray looks like the one above. Served in a tall glass fresh, fresh veggies. Cool place. Steak, seafood and cheese cake.

A visit to Henry Vilas Zoo. Mad City part 5.




All photos were taken at the Henry Vilas Zoo. Madison, WI. GO see it!


This is the best way to visit a zoo. Wow mom a big kitty!

For Ella and Cecil. Mad City part 4.







All photos were taken at the Henry Vilas Zoo. Madison, WI. GO see it!

Ella and Cecil which one is a mammal? Which one is a Bald Eagle? Which one is a Golden Eagle on a perch? Which one is eagle eye?

For Ella and Cecil. Mad City part 3.








All photos were taken at the Henry Vilas Zoo. Madison, WI. GO see it!

Ella and Cecil how many animals can you name?

Monday, March 19, 2007

Mad City 2007 edition .. part 2





Protesting! Good food and state landmark.

Mad City 2007 Edition




Mad City 2007 Edition. State Street. It's A tough choice for cuisine. We decided on Italian in honor of Joe AND Gin and... in honor of Rick. Great weather. Very little snow. Lot of young people having fun. Bartender another round.

Wednesday, March 14, 2007

Spring attractions.







These Finches and Cardinals are in spring mode. Of the hundreds of photos I've taken of Cardinals in our neighborhood this is the first photo I've taken with the male and female in the same frame. Don't miss the female in the lower right corner. Most often they are in different trees often a half a block away.