It *was* an Orange Bishop until last month when they renamed it the Northern Red Bishop. Follow the link below and you'll see more photos I took of the No. Red Bishop and of the Yellow-crowned Bishop (aka Golden Bishop). They are both stunning birds. Here is a link that might be useful: My Bishop photos

Ron, your parents don't look their ages at all! Guess you and your brother didn't give them a hard time growing up. ;-) These zinnias were supposed to be cream-colored, not the color of a school bus! Another GardenWeb member planted a packet of the seeds, from the same seed company, and got the same results. We wrote to complain, but were told, "We only discuss soybeans and corn." They were serious, but I thought it made a funny story.

This is a "lomo" shot of my son, riding his quad. (Made with dumpr.net)

For Bob, to go with his other story today. I had these two little visitors and I called animal control. They would not come out. They said to leave them alone and mom would be by to collect them. Well, the next day, when they were sitting under a car out in the street, no mom in sight, I invited them into a cat carrier and took them down to the bike trail which is a very heavily wooded area. They scampered off and I'm sure lived happily ever after. Certainly happier than if they had remained in my yard or out on the street.