Maybe you get make it in time for the branching. I really don’t know the timeline, but they weren’t overly adventurous as of yet. However, as expected, over the last few weeks I’ve noticed that one is considerably less daunted than the other. After I was there for a short time, both both jumped back in the nest. I didn’t want to make them uncomfortable, so I left and came back. This pattern was repeated a few times, so consequently I spent considerably less time with the eaglets and more time concentrating on the other wildlife.

Based on the activity, it appears the Ospreys are done preparing their nests and are currently sitting on eggs. You’ll definitely be back in time to see those little cuties.

Have a safe trip home.

Hi Neil,

Thanks for commenting. I am not sure what you mean about me “rarely using a brush to assist with clean-up tools.” I rarely use the Clone Stamp Tool because it too often makes a mess. And I do use a “brush”when painting in a Gaussian Blur.

Are you saying either that you are seeing Clone Stamp marks in versions 2 and 3 or the the blue ocean is a mess? Not being defensive, just being curious.

And yes, going very soft with the Clone Stamp Tool is a great way to go.

BTW, when you mention 8% did you mean to say opacity or were you referring to brush hardness?

artie