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FEMA Oklahoma? - Once again: Where's the money going? National disasters. FEMA Federal Emergency Management Agency has a HUGE yearly federal budget allowance but can't see...
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2 Bitterns 2 Days - Two Bitterns in 2 days...What? Yep! Got lucky twice! American Bitterns are stocky and a well-camouflaged heron of dense reed beds, they are difficult to se...
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1-14-44 World War ll London Blitz Diaries - Barnes and Noble & Smashwords: This infernal war goes on and on. On Tuesday we were told that the American’s had made a big daylight raid over Germany, but no facts were given, which was ominous, and portended a failure of some sort. This morning “ corrected” figures were given out. We lost sixty bombers out of a company of 700 sent out, and five fighters; for a loss of 152 fighters to the Germans, and some other “probable’s” brought down by the lost sixty, but not reported. - - Available on Barnes and Noble - Available on Smashwords - Tuesday January 11, 1944 A letter has come from Artie. It was addressed to hi...6 hours ago
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Amazing Feathers - *It's amazing what you can see when you just sit quietly and look.* ― Jacqueline Kelly Watching the birds through the sliding glass door on a very rainy d...
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Checking In - Long time, no write. Thank you to readers and followers who have stuck with me during an online absence that has lasted longer than I thought - my last p...9 hours ago
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The Snail, the Woodlouse and the Millipede with disgusting but valuable habits... - * ** **If this post title sounds like a modern-day Aesop's fable well, in a way it is, because it does have a moral. Not one, but two morals...* ...
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Butterflies 5.17.13 - Today will be the biggest release so far this year. At least 30 Monarchs. All the dark chrysalis will have a butterfly emerge today. [image: 004cs] I di...
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Saltisford Arm - We are enjoying a nice relaxing stay here at the Saltisford Arm. [image: SAM_1629] View down the arm from the bridge over the entrance to the arm. [imag...
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The Mag 169 - Magpie Tales with Tess Tincad presents a writing challenge each week at The Mag. Join. Read. Enjoy. Eventually we know A weed is a weed And not wishes We...
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Lights Please - We actually completed another item on the house recently and I am very excited about it!! Now, I know already that the BFA (big, fancy architect) is goi...
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Away on holiday. - I am back from a lovely holiday on the North Norfolk coast at Blakeney. We went away on Friday May 10th and stayed over night at my favourite hotel (The ...
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Some quick updates.... - The coyote pup we got in Pepperell is living the life! She went out to Western MA to our wonderful friend and incredible coyote and fox rehabber, Dawn! Tha...
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I had the best day ever! - The kids came over today to celebrate Mother's Day. We provided the shish kabob, and sausage, Jean-Luc BBQ'd and they brought salads. After that, we had ou...
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Our American Gold-piggies. - Yah I know you are horking the seed, buddy. [image: ©2013 Steve Borichevsky] Our American Goldfinch hang about the feeder all day long. We call ‘em our ...
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Dusky Acraea (Hyalites esebria) - Family Nymphalidae Heliconiinae They have a wingspan of 45-55mm and are only found in the eastern regions and along the coast up to PE.
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~A FIRST BIRTHDAY~ - ~HAPPY BIRTHDAY~ One year ago today this precious little boy, Travis Lloyd came into the world. Mr. Dog Trot and I became first time grandparents...I still ...
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Tears and fears and feeling proud - It’s Saturday afternoon and the clouds have taken over but I don’t mind. They suit my mood and frankly, I think some rain would be lovely. I spent the da...
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You're still here?????? - Most of you know we live in a semi rural area. Population of our town is only 500.... Accomack County just 30,000.... The sort of place where if you sneeze...
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SWALLOWS ABOVE THE POOL - Swallows swooping, gliding, wheeling, and diving in the sunlight air above the Cottage Pool are a summer fixture. Sometimes they're joined by cedar wax...
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The difference between sailing and narrowboating - As you all know, we went sailing on the Norfolk broads last weekend. Although we have been doing this once a year for a few years now, I could not by an...1 day ago
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Fr. G. Sarducci; Cedar Falls cont'd; Cat Manicure; Truck driver poem; Things to see and do downtown; Five Minute University - *Now PLAY this:* No, not *that arrow, **this:* * * ***http://www.youtube.com/embed/0AKvRvL5r3A?rel=0 *..............* * * * * *Cedar Falls, Iowa - *In th...
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dogs and the lack thereof, and what to do about it - Since Angus' passing, I've been telling myself over and over again what a relief it is not to have to take care of a dog. I drive into the barn at night an...1 day ago
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TWO BALD EAGLES AT THE HIGH DESERT MUSEUM IN BEND - The animals and birds that are on "display" there are being rehabilitated and will eventually be released.
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FACEBOOK SCAMS–STOP THE INSANITY - For some reason people start up scams to create fear, false hope and misinformation amongst the users of Facebook and other sites or emails. It is time ...
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FOTO FRIDAY - 5/17/13 - Dear Family and Friends, This photo was taken in the Palouse country. (Eastern Washington and Northwestern Idaho) which is rolling hill wheat country. Ch...
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May in my garden - The autumn light is a delight for photography and I have been spending a bit more time in the garden again, since the weather has been so wonderfully coo...
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Where I’m From - Molly of The Molly Bawn Chronicles posted a wonderful post about Where She Was From and at the end of the piece suggested that those of us who had not been a...4 days ago
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Query for wildflower growers/experts - What’s with the pink flowering native primroses? Spotted, this morning, alongside deep cerise pink drumstick primulas, I initially wondered if I was seeing...
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Change of scenery - I have been away for a few days visiting family coming back yesterday, trundling from Braunston to bridge 100 in the wind and rain with a rucksack was ex...5 days ago
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Cold Spell - A frosty morning... like a little "ha! ha!" to all the people who planted things outside for Mother's Day! Last frost of 2013 spring = May 12-13???6 days ago
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good to get out - parfrey's glen - After 6 months of winter; getting out is glorious. Growing up in California I never understood what Cabin Fever was. Today I was appreciating green trees...
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Here's the scoop...Candle Shed Effect... - We've opened a second location in the historic downtown of Muscatine, Iowa...the pearl button capital of the world, this will be our permanent location whe...
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Barn Swallow nest construction is on! - Well, an update is due on the Barn Swallows on my porch. The male came back each night to roost on the nest cup, and we kept hoping he'd finally find a ni...
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Spring Cruise to Llangollen - the story so far - We shall be keeping Albert at Debdale for a few weeks whilst we wait to have her hull grit-blasted and blacked, so I thought I had better record our trip s...1 week ago
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Mother, May I? - We're back in snowy Breckenridge, CO - the fox welcomes us home. The rest of the photos I'm sharing in this post are from our recent travels through ...
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Developments in May 2013 - It's been a long time since I last updated this blog. Unfortunately I had to stop putting food out for the hedgehogs because it was attracting rats which I...
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Almost the end - Well this will be my next to the last post on this blog. For those that have followed me, I thank you for all your support. But it is time for a change of...1 week ago
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Our final days in Recife and Recife Antigo - We found it pretty easy to get around and Tom wandered over to see the ocean beaches which were loaded with bodies but the brown water and fear of sharks ...
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Kali Rides - That evening in Calcutta we wandered aimlessly among people and before long I found myself seeking the boats that’d take Durga home. But as I walked toward...
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POPCORN CEILINGS - What in the world is a popcorn ceiling? The above photo shows what one square yard looks like. It is also derisively call the cottage cheese ceiling or...
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Looking for autumn – a year on year story. - Normally it comes with a rush. Sharp storms, hard winds and the tittle tap rattle of leaves on darkened windows. But this year it’s different. Summer ...
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Spring..Has Finally Arrived! - Spring has finally come to the mountain! I have no tangible proof, but I'm sure the landscape is changing by the minute. It's a magical season, in the m...
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Happy St George’s Day to one and all! - *The St George Anthem* Red is our rose, Red is our blood, Proud is our Nation; Wise and so good. Our flag it is white; It's cross dipped in blood. S...
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"What the, what the......?" Part One and Part Two - (Most of this post was written last July. I thought I had already posted it which is why the title is listed as Part One and Part Two.) Earlier today I fou...
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Spring at last - The winter here in south west France has dragged on a bit this year, with the cold and wet weather extending into the beginning of this month. [image: tu...
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Odds and Ends - Enjoying experimenting and playing with natural light. It's amazing what you can bring out of simple objects with just window light and a reflector. Th...
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Spring at Last? - The weather was finally decent enough to let the buns out to play while I worked on finishing touches on drop spindles. I forgot about making photos until ...
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Weekend Project - We had a chance to go to Kansas City for the weekend so we went antique shopping of course. We've been collecting old garden tools as we find them and ...
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St Joseph's Day 3/19/13 - This morning as I sat sipping on my coffee, I had to take a pic of the gift Mother Nature gave the Pres on this, St Joseph's Day. It's also his birthda...
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ANONYMOUS COMMENTS - Due to the problem of morons posting filth on here I may have to eliminate anonymous comments. It will be wait and see for now but if I do block the commen...2 months ago
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Clearwing Moth - Last year, we had *Hemaris* caterpillars on the coral honeysuckle. And, like Eric Carle's *Very Hungry Caterpillar*, they proceeded to devour the plants. I...
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I'm pretty sure I can think of.... - ...eight hundred thousand miserable things I would rather be doing than raking, blowing, or walking on leaves! But until that work is done, I can only look...
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time flies...like an arrow... - *but fruit flies...like a banana.* ha. it's been a month since i posted. the full moon has come and gone. 28 feb 2013 i have complet...
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Profile of passion? - When we had the first scan at the hospital to check on the progress of the unborn Matilda, we were struck by her profile, in particular by her lips. I thi...
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It's True We've Been a Real Head Case Lately - Yipes! It's been forever since I've blogged and I've really missed it. I can honestly say that there is an excuse for it. We've been crazy busy. We'v...
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Blue-eyed Sukie RIP - The Hubster & I are heartbroken tonight after we had to let our eldest and sweetest tempered kitty go to a better place early this morning. She sta...
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Heat Wave!!! - Here it is, February 4th and what a surprise, it's FREEZING outside! To be honest, I'm not really complaining, some cold weather is necessary for the plan...
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Winter Cardinal - It sure is cold in Michigan right now! A couple inches of snow have fallen on the ground and the bird feeders have been crowded all day. What are you seein...
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A Book - I finally have something to post about. I first learned of this book over on Inger's blog *Desert Canyon Living*. I found that our library had copies, ev...3 months ago
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Scarred for life (or what's left of it) - ‘Well, it’s going to leave a scar’, the doctor said as we stared at the gaping wound on my lower leg. He wanted to stitch it. I was trying to avoid having ...
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There Comes A Time... - when we rethink things. Looking back and reflecting on one thousand thirty-two posts, six thousand fifty-nine comments, and two hundred eleven followers ...
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Year End / Year Beginning / Quarterly update! - Despite my best efforts, my blog only managed 3 posts for the whole of 2012! I had been attempting a year end blogpost, with the help of my camera - piecin...
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Stinkin' Cute - [image: DSCF2131] Her default character is calm, content, and happy but Bella became eerily quiet last winter. She knew she was missing something or s...5 months ago
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NATURE IS THE BEST MEDICINE - *Yup. Works for me.* Take two hours in the pine forest and call me in the morning5 months ago
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WSD Calendar - Hope 2013 - * * *You will be happy to know that the WSD calendar (Wall and Desk) for 2013 is now available. The theme of this year's calendar is of hope, based on t...
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Magpie Geese - An unusual sound in the valley this morning - the honking of geese. And there, flying above Stewart Creek, was a flock of Magpie Geese. Although they a...
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testing - Having a little trouble blogging, thought i would test a photo here. Photo from a trip to the coast.
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The Age in Which We Live - E and I went camping with some friends from church a few weeks ago, and while there I was reminded of the bit done by comedian Louis CK; his thesis was "ev...7 months ago
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In honor of Bernie - This was in the paper recently to honor our mother... Bernie's children (Julianne and James) have blogs at these two location links... http://midlifejobh...
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Same World, Different Perceptions - The article I'm linking to today, The Six Most-Mind-Blowing Animal Senses, is on a humor site (Cracked.com). That doesn't mean the facts stated aren't true...
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Update - If anyone still reads my blog anymore, you're probably wondering what happened. It's pretty embarrassing I only posted twice last year, and haven't posted ...8 months ago
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A Surprise Harvest - At some time during the spring, I had some potatoes in the kitchen that had turned soft and had started to sprout and, for whatever reason, it was more co...
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Back on the Leeds Liverpool - As expected, we didn't do the Ribble Link on Saturday & we were told it would probably be Monday or Tuesday but there was an 20% chance that it could be Sund...
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Little Owl calls - Athene noctua. - As a means of documenting the nocturnal sounds I'm growing accustomed to hearing of late, and in the absence of suitable embeddable media for my blog, I am...1 year ago
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March Blahs - *Much to my delight looking up the word blah on Google brought me these definitions:* *- nonsense, malaise and as an adjective - insipid, dull and uninter...1 year ago
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Amphenon as Creative Web Design - Web design is the art of creating web pages, this emphasis on creativity and use of technologies such as the use of HTML, CSS, ASP, SSL, PHP, XML and others....1 year ago
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Deeds not Words - God made the illusion look real and the real an illusion He concealed the sea and made the foam visible the wind invisible and the dust manifest you see...
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October notes - Some interesting things are going on this month in nature around Fairfield Glade. Here is some information on three short October subjects. If you haven...1 year ago
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Transitions - Found this old thing. Wrote it in September. Publishing it now. *Shrug* Hello? Hello-o-o-o-o-o-o.... Pssssst.... You out there? *cough cough* It's...
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Rural Rambles - I wanted to let all of you, all of you wonderful people that came to this little old blog and commented and shared your thoughts and took the time to visit a...1 year ago
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Dragon Wings 1:400 scale models of Blue Line FIFA Wold Cup Tour MD-83 & Astraeus' Iron Maiden The Final Frontier World Tour 2011 Boeing 757-200 - The box. Front view. Port side. The actual aircraft, starboard side. Astraeus Airlines Iron Maiden The Final Frontier World Tour Boeing 757-200 - ...
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To Jospeh who asked - Message to Joseph who asked about the chicken lamp. Several years ago I bought it at Marshalls in Newington, NH. Hope that helps.1 year ago
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Balmy Breezes, Shivery Freezes and Rainy Days - The magnificent flowers of Tulip Magnolia (*magnolia soulangeana*) are sometimes lost to a late frost--but not this year! ...
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5 day, 4 night , 160 mile trip on our “project” boat….Wellcraft 255 - I should have been posting everyday…but it was so good being on the water…the nights so nice….I just couldn’t get interested in messing with the computer...
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Snookums educational Coatimundi - We finally did it and are now proud owners of the first educational animal at the Rainbow Wildlife Rescue. Meet Snookums, a one year old female Coatimundi:...2 years ago
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York - We spent a brief, but fantastic weekend in York. Though we left only 24 hours after we arrived we managed to fit so much in. Our plan was to begin by visit...
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Marine aquaria and reef communities - New York Times has an article that looks at the effect of the growing popularity of marine aquaria on reef invertebrates. Unlike the freshwater aquarium tr...3 years ago
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One Wedding and One Funeral - A few weekends ago I had the unique opportunity to attend a funeral on Saturday and a wedding on Sunday. The whole weekend felt very "circle of life"-esque...
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Surprise - it's winter.
And it keeps on coming.
More Snow
The Garden Chairs..
Will have to wait a little longer.
Winter Color
Napoleon
OK, refill needed
About Me
Fall Color
More Fall Color
Oh-oh..
The watched
Leo
The Watcher!
Kimmie's other daughter
Oh my - I forget her name!
Kimmie's daughter
Alex
Hosta
Back Next Spring
Fall Colors
Snowball Shrub
Charlie
Just to say, Hello!
Raccoon Visitors
Now Grown Up, Charlie & Jake
Clear Skies, Cold Nights.
Scram!
Old Wood Log
Late Summer Bloom
The Monarch
Moonflower
Bamboo
Starting to develop blooms
hydrangea
Late summer bloom
Ladybug
Good fellows in the garden
Tomato Time
Now for some neat sandwiches
The Monarch Arrives
Getting ready for a long flight.
black eye susan
August flower
Daylilly
In Full Bloom
Ms. Skunk
A gentle animal
Good Teeth, Gentle Claws
Oh Yummie, I like teabiscuits
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Not a stranger - but...
Love this kibble!
Kimmie
Big Momma Expecting?
Hello
Do I know you?
Colorful
Tasty treats
Rocky Raccoon
Now for the evening news...
Kimmie (Big Momma).
Just dropped in to say Hi!
A Visitor
ViceGrip with wings
Back to the present
Are you looking at me?
I like this side better
His girlfriend arrives.
Just a test
Neighborhood cat watching
Two Characters
I say, can we have some service here?
One for you, two for me...
Share
I like the red ones...
Wasps on goldenrod
Web
Thankfully - small!
Sunset over the point.
Baby Skunks
Nice kitty!
Summation
This and that...
2 comments:
I have not seen our friendly raccoon family for a little over a month. I suspect they are sleeping this weather off in a warm cozy place under the workshop.
On the other paw - little Red pops up all over the place. His tunnels extend under the snow far and wide.
ATB!
hey there little red!! welcome!!
mr raccoon must be hiding and trying to stay warm!
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