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bird nests

3/1/2014

 
birth feather
no leaves, no obscurantus.
a magpie in flight with a twig, so cold. coyotes singing, chatting, yipping, whatever coyotes do together, afar. winter is uniquely appropriate for seeing nests &twigclusterz. a feather blew in.

flowering ... tomatoes

8/31/2013

 
this was difficult! pinching flowers off!
tomato flowers
tomato flowers
... trying to facilitate the ripening of what are atm, big green tomatoes. only one, a hint of red.
green tomatoes
tomato berries
autumnal, time's turning.

cedars

5/12/2013

 
A LOT of cedars & juniper didn't survive winter.
cedars, prairie crocuses
prairie crocuses in juniper
Last year, it got cold suddenly. leaves just froze on trees.

a bit of a snow storm

4/15/2013

 
again. this one is a blanket. there have been granule flurries, light rains, pellets, ice crystals in the air, drizzle and mist (last week), fogs and winds. 
sun, ice crystals
sun - ice crystals
with a few clear days. what is blue? a 2013 project: taking a shot of the full moon every month, which adds up to one group of 12 moons, in a year of comets. it's been too overcast.
full moon, jupiter jan 26 2013
january 26, 2013, moon and jupiter
that was the one & only one, so far. just as well. the frost is trippy.
besides.
April snow.ers
bring May flow.ers

jackrabbits: their backs are smoothing in colour, nice grey carapaces.

gulls

3/31/2013

 
Californias, they're back. About a week now. (sounds)
Picture
ice, shards
shard ice
how d'ya like that. hibiscus in bloom is in the Malvaceae family, like hollyhock.
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