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I've seen the armadillos (a nine-banded armadillo specifically) in the back yard at night, but this is the first one I've seen in the camera trap during daylight hours. Apparently yet another non-native hanging out in Florida (reportedly all populated from a 1922 zoo escape). We have a lot of "non-native" species around here, which is fitting for a state with a heck of a lot of "non-native" humans.

Not too much exciting this week. On Friday I made a slightly adapted version of Columbia's 1905 salad (using the recipe nicely provided by the restaurant itself) to honor a "virtual 5K" (Richard's Run for Life) which normally occurs this weekend. One of the attractions to this 5K is the food at the end, provided by Columbia (and other local restaurants in the same group). It's been virtual for the last two years due to the pandemic (some 5K events have returned, some have not). We get to at least have a taste of the food at home.

I'm one of those that luckily is working from home due to the pandemic (still am, and just due to the nature of my job probably will be at least partially for a while). This means that our slow cooker recipe is growing nicely, courtesy of all the nice recipes on the Internet. Far more productive than some of the other ways you can use the Internet, for sure...

And, finally, the weekly bunny...