I use Google to search for things every day, and I also Search on Amazon. "Search" is very handy, but it can also be deceptive.

Searches on Google, Bing, or any other search engine always list the "Ad" discoveries first, and they are usually worthless. Even when you get down to the legitimate discoveries, they are not always what I want. I usually have to click on several results to find what I was looking for.

Searching on Amazon is similar, and I almost ordered things I didn't want several times. If I do a search for metric tools, SAE tools will also pop up. That happens with virtually anything I look for on Amazon. There have been times when a search on showed me nothing that I was searching for - just alternatives. Amazon's goal is to sell products, not to give the customer exactly what he wants.

This is one of my favorite birds to photograph. They circle fairly high up looking into the lake for fish, when they see one, they tuck in their wings and dive. You need to be at 1/2000 or even 1/4000 sec (hummingbird settings) to catch them. They hit the water with amazing speed then pop up taking to wing with their prey. They don't immediately find a perch to feast, but fly for a while, perhaps drying off, before finding the right place to eat. Beautiful birds. Look at that wing span, which is needed to haul off larger fish, and those talons. Fascinating to watch. It was a great morning at Cullinan Park.