Oh, and that's not a warbler. It's a vireo -- apologies to any spring-migrant experts out there. That is a real domestic short-hair though.
On Sunday, March 31, 2013 9:25:42 AM UTC-4, TurbineBlade wrote:
--Just a few pics -- we're glad to be home and really look forward to shad and local fishing. I have a new appreciation for rainbow trout, but I still think you can't beat bluegill ;).I won't rehash the same crap I posted in the other "current river" thread -- summary: weather was cold (but interesting), family/friends were excellent, wet fly swing was my #1 choice.Oh! BTW - I noticed something in MO now that I've been living here for 4.3 some odd years. If you live in Missouri and anyone not from Missouri makes a comment about the weather, you HAVE to say something like "Don't like the weather huh? Well, just wait!" I'm 100% serious. Thousands of years of Missouri genetics have all been put to the ultimate use of allowing your mastoids to form this exact statement. There's no other option -- and you can't fight it! I must have heard that at least 7 times when I was there.If you learn to say it really matter-of-factly and without drooling too much, the women just flock to you out there. It's "sick"!Take it easy TPFRs!
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