Sorry to bore you with another picture of my truck in snow but, what can I say. Three inches was the "official" total for last night, most of that had melted off by noon - but it is snowing again tonight. It should start tapering off later with the front moving by Tuesday morning; from Wednesday on there should be lots of sun. Maybe I'll be able to find a bird or two to photograph then if I'm lucky.

At lunch I popped over to Inspiration Point to grab this shot looking east. Bryce Point is toward the upper right corner; left of center about 1/4 of the way down from the top is a long formation called The Alligator. I guess it has a similar profile if you use your imagination, tail to the left and head to the right.

I was thinking last night that International Migratory Bird Day is coming up on May 12 and wondered if the park had anything planned for that day. Turns out they don't (I think it is something that is celebrated more at wildlife refuges) so I proposed doing a "Ranger Talk" with my program "Wings on the Wind" - and they like the idea! That will be fun. Now if only some of the migrants would actually show up here before then and pose (not that I would blame them for staying away with the weather we've been having - I learned over the weekend that last Thursday Bryce was the coldest spot in the nation).