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apple moon

9/13/2019

 
garlic harvest
sunflowers
full moon
apple moonliight

into fall

10/1/2016

 
magpies and a few gulls
autumn leaves
many things blooming

thrilithi

8/30/2015

 
blue jays. flickers. great horned owl. hairy woodpecker. ravens. robins. hawks aplenty, 1 wingèd stoop. crows. a hornworm.* butterflies. bees.
downy woodpecker
downy woodpecker
2 coyotes. a skunk. rabbits, 1 juvenile. 2 fawns.
a ladybug in flight. wild raspberries. a tall sunflower grove.
conifer seeds
conifer seeds
beets and chard.** little green apples, a few turning red. radish seed pods.

fir seed sworls. whirls. and flocks of birds. a full white moon. and so many mushrooms.


*Whoa, sphinx moths can have up to a 14" proboscis.
**Amaranthaceae - spinach, beet, sugarbeet, chard, quinoa, 'pigweed family'

it rained

1/28/2014

 
that was weird. temperatures are up and down and up and ... found a september photo of a hare, also in cement series.
white-tailed jack rabbit
note: one side of ear is white, and the black tips stay all year. the rain lasted an hour, then winds, then snow, then a clear cold sunny day.
Eastern grey squirrel
SNAPSHOT, Eastern grey squirrel. it plants many seeds (see birdseed collections) and eats sweet peas, zucchini, pumpkin, quinoa, potato and various sprouts.

there is a lady in the UK who lost chicken feed and eggs and now makes pâté for Friends of the Anglesey Red Squirrels.

more wildlife SNAPSHOTS
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