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nestling

4/27/2013

 
white-tailed jackrabbit, hare, baby
white-tailed jackrabbit

sunsnowers

3/15/2013

 
after the first bug encounter, it snowed heaps, then got warm for days and dazy daisies. and blue flax, and yarrow. just flipped 25 degrees celsius: it's cold again

white jackrabbits are grey-splotchy, a pair of geese. fog musters, never have seen so much dense fog than this winter—ghostly coyote, heard more. even a one-hour squall, sun..squall.sun.  ladybugs, under they go again.

meanwhile: the meager potato crop, forgot about it, so now it's all sprouts. yay! gotta get those going. (supposedly, reds are better.)
wild rabbit

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