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| This tom turkey was out front this morning. The wind kept ruffling his feathers (2020) |
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| A redbud from 2019 |
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| A dogwood from 2019. They are not yet in full bloom. |
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| A cardinal from 2018. |
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| A newborn calf in 2017. |
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| A bucolic setting in 2016. The tree to the left is no longer standing; it's an ash that the emerald ash borer killed. We had to cut it down. |
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| A white squirrel from 2015. |
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| A pileated woodpecker from 2014. |
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| Forsythia from 2014. It's already bloomed out and gone this year. |
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| The hayfield full of mustard grass, 2014. |
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| Canadian Geese on the pond, 2014. |
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| We had a little snow on April 4, 2013. The blue spruce in the foreground is another tree that died last year. |
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| A large area of trillium, 2012. The landowner cut trees later that year and the trillium has died out. |
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you live in the part of country where i grew up i miss spring so much -thank you for the redbuds , trilliums of my heart
ReplyDeleteWindy, isn't it! I'm blessed to have scenes like yours. No turkey like that, though!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful photos! Thank you for sharing them today.
ReplyDeleteThat's too bad about the lost trillium and the trees. I love the sight of wild mustard. Also the taste of it sauteed with garlic and a splash of soy sauce. Yummm, it must be time for a meal. :-)
ReplyDeleteOh gosh! I realize just how much I miss our turkey. Also a tom and loved to strut his stuff. LOL
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