 We're pretty lucky where we live. Especially at this time when all the new creatures are being born and experiencing their brave new world. Here at RyKie Images & Events, we've been fortunate to have some nesting killdeer frequent our area. Every year, new batches of chicks emerge from their well-camoflouged eggs and nest to start devouring the bug population.  So far, we've only had one nest discovered this year. If you've ever come close to a killdeer nesting site, you will be familiar with the defence mechanism the adults display. For the uninitiated, they pretend to have a broken wing; leading the predator away from the nest.  Usually, they lay eggs in groups of four, and the nests can be difficult to spot. Killdeer tend to build their nests in open fields - not the most convenient. They usually require a fair amount of caution - good eyes and tread lightly..  However, once hatched, these birds are tough. Right away, they begin hunting for mosquitoes to eat (thanks guys!), and are fairly self-sufficient. We love hearing their unique call and watching these puffballs on stilts throughout the summer! 
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 Trust me - if you do one thing today, it's this: go to FLO Hair Lounge and get your ticket for May 30.
They're putting on If you've been waiting patiently for images form the recent 1A Girls Provincial Basketball event, we have all teams up. If you bought a USB from us at the event, you would have already received an email about how to access images. For everyone else, check out this link to access team images from the library photo session and action images from all 20 games.
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