Turtle Nest

I'm so happy with myself that I didn't make the photo guess from Monday easy. It's a turtle nest found  along side of a railroad track. The eggs were soft shelled and so very neat to see. We looked for turtles but none where in site. There was a small stream running along the track. The nest was about nine inches deep and there were several eggs outside of the nest in addition to the two found inside.

 

Some facts found on the Internet:  Turtles lay their eggs on land. The females of most species lay eggs several times a year. The number of eggs deposited at a laying varies from one to more than 200, depending on the species and the individual. Eggs are round or oval and either soft- or hard-shelled. After laying the eggs, the female covers them with earth and leaves them.

Wordless Wednesday

Guess again

No one figured out what yesterday's photo was. Although, someone was close. OK, I'll give two more nature photos today. 

This looks like a bunny stamp to me.

 This has to be the easiest of the three. It's a giveaway really.

Hopefully someone will be able to figure out yesterday's nature photo.

What is this?

Hello, hello, is anyone out there still checking on their GEL-Oh?

Second question, anyone know what the above is?

Post your guess or your answer. I'll pledge to post everyday this week if you can figure it out.

Wordless Wednesday

Wordless Wednesday

NFL History

We attended the first game of the NFL season. The first game is always at the home of the previous season Super Bowl champion. This year, for the first time in NFL history, the past two Super Bowl champions played in the opening game. Another NFL tid-bit, Green Bay is the smallest city that has a NFL team. Anyone that loves likes football has to go to a game at Lambeau Field..

We saw the Packers, along with 70,555 fans, beat the Saints. The game went down to the final play. Thankfully, the Packers stopped the Saints on a goal line stand preventing the game going into overtime.  

We didn't have any "official" Packer clothing but I was able to find some green!