How to fill time in retirement

 I decided to share some of my photos and information about Brevard Zoo. As a Member, I attend a lot. When it is summer hot and very humid, I can leave after an hour and not feel guilty. I love the Zoo and plan to stay a Member, although I have gotten some emails saying they are changing the Membership some by the end of the year. Sometimes, You've Got to Hide Your Love Away, and sometimes you can show it in photographs. The Ring-tailed Lemurs have moved to the island where the Siamang Gibbons use to be at the antrance to Expedition Africa.. At first, they were keeping themselves hidden, but now they all are out and about. They are even climbing the trees. George the Okapi munching on breakfast in the Africa loop. Sharing space with the Okapi are the Klipspringers. They have been a happy family with many kids being produced through the years. Always one of my favorites. There are a few generations of Zebras on the Africa Loop. I think they currently have five or six zebras. The ma...

 Here are two dozen more photos from my digital hoarding. I am almost out of the ones I wanted to share, but more are getting added all the time. Birds by Friends Some bird photographs from a few of my Facebook friends.  The first two I grabbed were from my friend Tim who lives in Montana. Always an avid hunter, he shoots most of his birds now with a camera. The next one was taken by Malcom Denemark, a photographer for the Florida today. I met him a few times at the turtle releases and we started to chat and since have become friends. This shot was of Spike, the surfing parrot. It was taken at the Surfing Santa celebration near Christmas time in Cocoa Beach. The last photo is of a seagull chasing an eagle, taken by Jeff Litton in Alaska. I met Jeff on my Galapagos cruise with National Geographic where he was one of the guest professional photographers. Personal Self-portrait at Lou's Blues. That is not my regular drinking hand... Self portrait of my latest "Life is Good" ...