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365 Day 26

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I want to be part of a revolution. I don’t want to just sit around and watch everything happen around me. I want to be part of something that changes the world. I want to influence generations after me. I want to start something new.

This is what happened during the mid/late 1960’s in America. Rock music was born. A new breed of music that your parents actually considered devil music. It showed personality and had balls. It had emotion and stirred up the world. It was sexy and real. It spoke to millions of people who wanted to dance.

Drug use became rampant â€" most notably the psychedelic drug movement. Everyone was trying weed and acid. It altered perception in a way that was not commonly explored before in our culture. People who were into it spoke nothing but peace and love. They wanted no more war. And I’ll tell you this, they were far from boring.

Sexuality was explored. It was brought out in the open during this time. Sex became less taboo. It was spoke about more. It was expressed in music and art. It was all around you everywhere you went.

Here's to the generation that put sex, drugs, and rock n roll in a blender and crammed it down our throats.

December 20th, 2008

Desert Bighorn Sheep, Walker Lake, Nevada (3)




Image by Ken Lund

The Desert Bighorn Sheep (Ovis canadensis nelsoni) is a subspecies of Bighorn Sheep that occurs in the desert Southwest regions of the United States and in the northern regions of Mexico. The trinomial of this species commemorates the American naturalist Edward William Nelson.The characteristics and behavior of Desert Bighorn Sheep generally follow those of other Bighorn Sheep, except for adaptation to the lack of water in the desert: bighorn sheep can go for extended periods of time without drinking water.

Populations of the Desert Bighorn Sheep declined drastically with European colonization of the American Southwest beginning in the 16th century. As of 2004, Desert Bighorn Sheep numbers are extremely low, although the overall population trend has increased since 1960. These declines were followed by a period of population stabilization that was ascribed to conservation measures.

Desert bighorn are stocky, heavy-bodied sheep, similar in size to mule deer. Weights of mature rams range from 125 to 200 pounds (55 to 90 kg), while ewes are somewhat smaller. Due to their unique padded hooves, bighorn are able to climb the steep, rocky terrain of the desert mountains with speed and agility. Bighorn rely on their keen eyesight to detect potential predators such as mountain lions, coyotes, and bobcats, and they use their climbing ability to escape.

Both sexes develop horns soon after birth, with horn growth continuing more or less throughout life. Older rams have impressive sets of curling horns measuring over three feet long with more than one foot of circumference at the base. The ewes' horns are much smaller and lighter and do not tend to curl. The head and horns of an adult ram may weigh more than 30 pounds. Annual growth rings indicate the animal's age. Both rams and ewes use their horns as tools to break open cactus, which they consume, and for fighting.

The typical diet of a desert bighorn sheep is mainly grasses, sedges and forbs.

en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Desert_bighorn

Border Range National Park_038_January 23_2010




Image by Michael Dawes

The Green Catbird eats fruit, notably figs, flowers, and other plant material. It will also kill baby birds to feed its own young during breeding season and will eat small reptiles too. They usually feed in pairs or small groups, moiving from tree to tree in the mid to upper canopy.
Breeding

Male Green Catbirds do not build a bower. They pair monogamously with a female, helping her to defend an all-purpose territory and feeding her throughout the year. The nest is a bulky cup of twigs, leaves and vines, usually in a prickly shrub, treefork, tree fern or low tree.The nest has an unusual layer of wet, soft wood beneath the lining of fine twigs and leaves, making the nest very large and bulky. Both sexes feed and look after the young.


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