Golly, June has slipped in here and we weren't even ready for it although we have been seeing evidence of new growth on the evergreens and new leaves on the various other trees in our area. Our grass (we don't have) a lawn as such but a lot of native grass laced liberally with "Dandelions" that we do mow quite often and it does look surprisingly good, a nice stand in for the real thing.

     The Robins that show up nearly the first to return in the spring often seen out on our grass prospecting for angle worms, they seem to be able to hear the worms as you see them cock their heads to one side as if pointing an ear to hear better, anyway it sure looks that way.

     Laurie was out driving on her way to shop at a sale being put on across the valley from us, when she noticed a ranch where quite a number of Llamas were being raised, maybe we can get a few pictures for a future edition. The roads in Glacier park are being worked on and as soon as they are open to travel we plan to try for a series of pictures shot right in the park, who knows maybe we can catch some of the critters to?

     Even with all of the moisture we have had this spring the dust is starting to be an issue, as Boon road in front of our home is a dirt road and as it dries out the traffic stirs up clouds of dust, it will soon be time to have oil sprayed on it as we do most every year to help control the dust problem.