Sunday roadkill report
Apr. 20th, 2008 12:50 pm![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
jhetleyYes! Actual roadkill! Looked like we'd suffered a plague of frogs* out in the bog, and maybe 20-30 of them had only made it part-way across the road. Wife diagnoses wood frogs, it being too early for leopard frogs and the corpses were too small for anything else. At least, the splatters were...
Temperature advanced enough for bike ride, if you were desperate enough. Although I think less wind would have aided the course of world peace and harmony. Nothing much in the live wildlife to report, but did see the first skunk cabbage spikes out in the bog.
Now I can couch-potato with baseball and hockey this afternoon. I have been virtupus.
15.28 miles, 1:12:30
*Never have figured out why frogs would be a plague. Locusts, sure. But frogs eat bugs. Frogs are tasty. Frogs generally avoid people.
Temperature advanced enough for bike ride, if you were desperate enough. Although I think less wind would have aided the course of world peace and harmony. Nothing much in the live wildlife to report, but did see the first skunk cabbage spikes out in the bog.
Now I can couch-potato with baseball and hockey this afternoon. I have been virtupus.
15.28 miles, 1:12:30
*Never have figured out why frogs would be a plague. Locusts, sure. But frogs eat bugs. Frogs are tasty. Frogs generally avoid people.
