I haven’t moved. The weather has been stormy and wet, one storm dropped a lot of hail, but it was small hail. It rains almost every day, but I am not seeing any mosquitoes. No ticks either, I’m not sure why, this area is usually very bad for ticks. Not that I miss them, I can go hiking anywhere off the trails and roads and not get loaded with ticks. One result of that is that I finally confirmed nesting of Townsend’s Solitaire in the pine forests of Harding County. We have known that this thrush species is present and probably nesting, but it has never been confirmed. During the last South Dakota Breeding Bird Atlas (concluded in 2012) Townsend’s Solitaire was still unconfirmed as a breeding bird in Harding County.
2 replies on “Still at Slim Buttes”
Its amazing what you can see when you’re away from people. It looks like a beautiful place.
Were you able to get the tongue jack fixed?
It is a nice place, very quiet most of the time. Haven’t fixed the jack yet. It still works, but I need to order a new one. I need new bumper jacks too.
2 replies on “Still at Slim Buttes”
Its amazing what you can see when you’re away from people. It looks like a beautiful place.
Were you able to get the tongue jack fixed?
It is a nice place, very quiet most of the time. Haven’t fixed the jack yet. It still works, but I need to order a new one. I need new bumper jacks too.