I’m planning on getting back to Slate Run in a week. Fishing is going to be questionable at best – unless there’s some much needed rain that arrives a few days before I do. Low water levels and temperatures that near the 70 degree mark make it exceptionally difficult for trout to survive. Best to leave them alone and take a hike – figuratively and literally.

Was grilling tonight, outside on the deck with a pleasant evening on hand. Had a couple of visitors.

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I haven’t spent a lot of time investigating what the green frog is in the images above. But I did see where the Easter Grey Tree Frog could be a bright green according to https://therouge.org/eastern-gray-treefrog/. The green one was hanging out on our basil plants. Then when my daughter and I approached, it bolted to the outside of the container holding the basil. The grey one was clinging on the steel door of the grill. Perhaps the green one was just trying to fit in?

So while I was grilling some chicken I happened to look up to the sky.

Just googled rainbow in clouds and found this reference – a circumhorizon arc. Maybe that is what I saw this evening.

Biology or earth science, it’s all around us – all the time.

While I do like to seek out nature and discover new or familiar things while I’m out and about, it seems that nature will come to us if we give it a chance – and we take the time to notice it.

Till we see each other again, … UB