after trying to post a picture, it would not even post the message. Got back out, and came back, lets see if this will post.

A Heart Shaped Lenticular Cloud Image Credit & Copyright: Michael Kunze Explanation: Can a cloud love a mountain? Perhaps not, but on a Valentine's Day like today, one might be prone to seeing heart-shaped symbols where they don't actually exist. A fleeting pareidolia, the featured heart was really a lenticular cloud that appeared one morning last July above Mount Cook National Park in New Zealand. A companion video shows the lenticular cloud was mostly stationary in the sky but shifted and vibrated with surrounding winds. The cloud's red color was caused by the Sun rising off the frame to the right. Lenticular clouds are somewhat rare but can form in air that passes over a mountain. Then, vertical eddies may form where rising air cools past the dew point causing water carried by the air to condense into droplets.

Ok here is another one. I think this is the first one I made. I don't like the brown narrow strips I had to put on it, because I ran out of the other material. I especially don't like the middle one. If I had known I would not have enough of the other material I would have made the other two wider. My DD thinks I think on these too much and I have to agree with her. I do.

Watusi cattle from Africa at the zoo. The horns are huge. They are the only animals that have blood supply going through the horns. If they injury their horns they can bleed to death. The other one behind it is a different type, it looks like Brahman but it's not. I don't remember the name of it. Also from Africa.