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Monday, August 23, 2010
Wild Grape Leaves
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Capturing the sunlight streaming through the leaves of the wild grape vines when the sun is approaching the horizon.
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Sunday, August 22, 2010
Seed Parachute
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One of the mullein plants in my garden snagged this seed parachute as it drifted by on the wind.
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Today's Flowers
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Walking at sunset, rather than early in the morning, changes the light completely. This goldenrod was still bathed in t light, while the pur...
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Thursday, August 19, 2010
Skywatch Friday
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The bur cucumbers are still reaching for the sky, even as they bloom.
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Milkweed
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Milkweed leaves in the sun, and in the rain. The pods are starting to develop.
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Wednesday, August 18, 2010
Hawkweed in the Sun
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The morning sun catches the tiny hairs of the hawkweed, and changes them all to gold.
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Elderberries
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The elderberries are ripening, and being eaten by the birds about that fast.
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Spiderweb
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There was a fair amount of dew this morning, so the spiderwebs were brilliant lines of dewdrops.
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Tuesday, August 17, 2010
Giant Sunflower
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My wildflower guide says there are some 20 species of sunflowers in North America, but it does not describe most of them. Of the species tha...
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Watery Wednesday
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This morning, the clouds were reflected in the Carp River. Annie caused a few ripples to radiate out from where we were standing.
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Scented Geraniums
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Another of my scented geraniums is blooming. This is the strawberry scented. I took these photos after the rain on Sunday. With scented gera...
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Sunday, August 15, 2010
Today's Flowers
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The morning glories are blooming. I don't think I have ever seen the flourescence so pronounced as in this blossom. And I love the side ...
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Inside the Museum of Nature
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We started in the dinosaur section. I was not very good about labelling what I was photographing, but I know this is a duckbill, and the mou...
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Saturday, August 14, 2010
Dinosaurs at the Museum
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This baby and mother frilled dinosaur were at the opposite end of the museum grounds from the mammoths. I love the textures.
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