Passage in the Upper Antilope Canyon, AZ.
Do you see an eagle?

Pregnant Rock in a side canyon of the Gila River, New Mexico.

Ron

It was windy on my bike ride yesterday, and is windy today again too.

{{!gwi}}

Veta I don't see an eagle (I assume you mean a shape of one). Can't you point it out to me?

I don't see an eagle either, but I just woke up. So maybe I'll see it later. :-)

My son dragged me into this picture--uncombed hair, no makeup, grubby t-shirt--but isn't my future DIL lovely? She's holding a coaster I made for her.

{{!gwi}}

Jodi-

Jodi, you are "into" lizards this week!! LOL! I like them a lot and am always happy to see them in the yard, so thanks for the pictures.

Yep Socks, I love lizards. During a recent hike in an old cattle camp, I wandered through an area with corrals with tons of old wood fences and posts. There was a lizard on top of every other post. They were skittering along the ground, dashing under buildings, sunning themselves on logs. It was so cool. I took over 40 photos of them so I decided to make it lizard week.

Jodi-

Oh, that bear is adorable... with his tongue out and all! LOL

Another bear picture....taken at Lake Tahoe, CA

Alisande, you are both lovely and look amazingly alike!! Good pictures everyone!

I loved the canyon shot such wonderful colors. And the bear is just adorable. Susan I can easily see how she'll fit right into the family - what beautiful hair and a gorgeous complexion. I think lizards are intriguing- when we were little we used to catch 'horny toads' in my Grandmother's yard in New Mexico. They weren't toads but rather small lizards with substantial horns on their head and back.

Great photos everyone.

Casey - The darker rock on the right side is called "Eagle rock".
Imagine that eagle is huge and you are standing under its chest looking up (kinda...) hope it makes sense :o)