I took another hike “across the bayou,” visiting the same nature trail I visited last Christmas. Here’s what I saw:
This little guy,
this little guy,
and this little guy.
Another Swamp Adventure
picture book and middle-grade author
picture book and middle-grade author
I took another hike “across the bayou,” visiting the same nature trail I visited last Christmas. Here’s what I saw:
Cool pictures!
Wow, an armadillo! I’ve never seen one before. And in Louisiana too, and I thought they were only out west. Learn something new every day.
Ah, we used to see armidillos all the time when we lived in Missouri. I love the bayou pics. And I think think have sons about the same age!
Ah, we used to see armidillos all the time when we lived in Missouri. I love the bayou pics. And I think think have sons about the same age!
The armadillo would have sent me shrieking through the bayou!
Thanks for sharing the pictures. The first one is beautiful.
I think I love the bayou. I only see raccoons and possums in my forest!! Sometimes a coyote or a deer… but nothing nearly as cool as armadillos or feral children. 😀
Holy smokes! I can’t believe you saw an armadillo! That is so cool!
Those are incredible photos – it’s a completely different world from where I live. Really gorgeous!
LOVE IT! Gotta love adventures, especially in swamps. And I’ve never seen an armadillo so that is great!
Great pictures. You’re talented.
Gorgeous pics! Reminds me that I need to get out of the house!
Wonderful story through pictures.
Gorgeous photos! I’m jealous of your armadillo!
Great pictures!
And congrats on the book; I look forward to reading it next year!!
By the way, your middle name is awesome. Very L.M. Montgomery. 🙂
These pictures are STUNNING! Thanks for sharing! 🙂
Caroline,
What gorgeous pics. I especially love that armadillo. 🙂
BTW, I gave you the Prolific Blogger Award. I don’t know if you accept awards, but I’ve so enjoyed reading your blog. I appreciate your genuineness and openness so much. 🙂
Amy
Beautiful photos, Caroline. You’re back in Enchanted New Mexico, aren’t you?