Rumblings from Nifty Galoot

These baby goat kids posed nicely for their picture on a small farm. What cute little animals.

A Gray treefrog (Hyla versicolor) sits on a weathered piece of wood looking out of this photograph. These amphibians are native to Minnesota and grow to about 2 inches in size. This frog was nearly that size.

Masked Raccoon's head and face crouching amidst grass and clover, just behind a red clover blossom. The local wildlife often checks out the yard but critters aren't often captured in a photo like this.

Two kittens waiting on the step outside the door on a winter day. They are hoping for something to eat or to be let inside. Good luck on that! They already had breakfast and their tummies are full.

Closeup of a Garter Snake's head. This small snake was on the road by the mailbox. The white under it is the stripe along the edge of the road.

Gray cat is the queen of all she surveys. You can tell she's a queen by her posture.

Small brown snake on gravel along the edge of the driveway. This closeup shows it's neck and head with it's tongue sticking out. The snake is small, only about as big around as my finger.