Birdbrains by Thom Bluemel for September 13, 2011

The Last Mountain Men!

as i’ve said before, “perspective is everything!”

Good news for all of Montana Lady’s friends. Your prayers, good thoughts and Thom’s angel on her shoulder paid off, her surgery was a success and she is on the road to recovery!

Uh-Oh!

@LuvBFooFoo…..good news is always a welcomed thing! Glad to hear it.

Don’t you wish you brought a change of underwear.

That is good news, LuvBFooFoo.

God bless Montana Lady. Recover fast, will miss your comments till then!

Huh, Daniel, I think we’re gonna need a bigger gun……..☻☻

Thanks, Montana Daughter.Looks like you joined here to spread the good news. I hope you can stick around.

The lesser known Clueless and Lark expedition.

Here’s three faces to start things off.Just above the speaker’s shoulder the light area in the greenery is a face. Above and to the left of that, there’s a face looking up from the non pine tree bush (just left of the small pine). It’s a clown face to my eye. At the base of the pine tree just above the silent guy who’s looking up, there’s a face that has one eye until you enlarge it. At about 30% bigger, the left eye separates from the background and is visible.

those are the bare bear facts, but barely adequate.

“Guess who’s coming for dinner”

OMG, haven’t seen lewreader for a couple of days. You don’t suppose these bears …… OH! I don’t even want to think about it. But the bears do look well fed :))

No, it’s Sasquash!

In this situation y’all don’t have time to look for faces! Mont. Lady, PTL!

NOTHIN TO DO TODAY, LARRY ?? LOL..(just kidding)

Reminds me of what to do if you meet a mountain lion:

First, reach back behind you, grab some sh-..crap, and throw it at the lion.

“But what if there isn’t any crap back there?” you ask?

Don’t worry; when you meet a mountain lion, the crap will be there.

Hip-hip hooray on news of ML!

__Two beautiful faces on BIG momma’s legs. (Facing either Clueless or Lark… chuckle! Digital, that’s a keeper!)

IN HONOR OF A MISSING LADY: Neil Simon moved to Montana and wrote “Bearfoot in the National Park”

If that a little one, I’d hate to see the mama!

Oh wait, I think that IS the mama! EEEK!

good luck ML

Thank you Everyone, especially Montana Daughter for letting us know in the first place.