Two little fuzzballs. The mother nighthawk put up a tremendous display while I was photographing her babies. She flew onto the road and spread her wings out in the dirt and started mewing like a cat. It was pathetic and an obvious attempt to lead the predator (me) away from her young. I won't attempt another photo unless she's away. It was too stressful for both of us.
A lovely salmon colored Indian Paintbrush was growing everywhere in the Park. I love salmon colored flowers.
The south side of Josephine Lake. We hiked around this lake and then the lake on the other side of the mound of trees in the center of this picture. It was a 7+ mile hike.
Beautiful yellow flowers growing along the trail.
Two very bug bitten, hot and sweaty hikers. I don't know how we managed a smile.
A little grizzly cub along the river. He caused a major traffic jam on a windy two lane road. I took this picture from the truck and across the river so he's not in focus. It was too dangerous to get out of the truck for a closer shot. We didn't see the mother griz, but I suspect she was in the brush.
We went to the 9 hole golf course by the East Glacier Lodge and played a round. It was fun until the biting flies attacked us. Can't beat the view.
I spent a lot of last summer trying to get a picture of this butterfly. One evening I even chased it up and down the Hill waiting for my chance. This year he landed on some dogbane right in front of me and I was lucky enough to have my camera.
We still have 3 rows of plants in the garden. I think this was a successful planting.
The berry guy was at the Farmer's Market yesterday so we bought a flat of raspberries. We waffled between huckleberries and raspberries, but the little red jewels won.
We made raspberry jam. This morning we had waffles with the jam and it was d e l i c i o u s!!! 
What a surprise for me when I opened the front door and almost stepped on the "big boy". I tried to rescue him by picking him up, but he felt like a thin water balloon full of goop. It wasn't a pleasant feeling and I'm normally not squeamish about carrying frogs, small toads, little birds, etc., but this was just icky. I had to use the dust pan method.
The "big boy". I look for him every year and this morning Hubby nearly ran over him with the Mule as he rested on the asphalt. By the time we came back from our walk he was gone.
New in the garden this year is kohlrabi. I've never even eaten it before so we'll see if it merits space in next year's garden.
Finally some pollinators on the Hill although I would prefer this bumbler visited my pepper and winter squash plants instead of this wild bergamot. 
Another pollinator, the European honey bee. We had so few of them last year, I'm glad to see they've found the garden this year.
The little twins were behind our house Saturday afternoon. These pix were taken from the office window. 
So cute! The only time I like having deer around is when they are this size.
Well, despite our best efforts, we flushed the nighthawk from her nest and she flew to a pine tree down the road. After our walk, she was back to her eggs so all is well until the next time.
Hubby built a small garden box with the sole purpose of growing sweet peas. The first one to bloom is my favorite variety, 'Wiltshire Ripple'. I just love the claret color against the clean white. The smell is quite wonderful as well and isn't that one of the main reasons to grow sweet peas?
We harvested the 'Caseload' variety of shelling peas from the garden. I wouldn't say we ended up with a case load, but sitting in the shade shelling peas is a nice way to spend a hot afternoon. Is my pile of pods bigger than Hubby's?
The bluebird babies have left their box. I found this mess when I cleaned it. Now the adults are adding nesting material to another bird box. Maybe there will be a 2nd brood this year. We need all the bluebirds we can get because we are overrun with grasshoppers and flies.
My creation from the nursery.
Nature's creation from the Hill.
I harvested all the garlic from the garden yesterday. I attempted to braid it, but realized I grew hard neck garlic instead of soft neck garlic so the stems snapped and I gave up on it.
