Squirrel at Mill Lake, Abbotsford, B.C.

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White Potato Vine (Solanum laxum)

Just because I like the way the bud was peeking out.

Blackpoll Warbler [Setophaga striata]

Fort Washington State Park

Flourtown, PA

1889*

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An owlet peeks up in front of the adult great horned owl in this photo from the Genesee Recreation Area, April, 2022.

Peek.

The CSX 2016 Santa train starts into the tunnel at Miller Yard, VA on Nov 19, 2016.

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Downtown Dallas' Republic Center seems to peek between a gap made by Thanksgiving Tower and 211 North Ervay.

Baby looking out into sunshine....

Was doing some yardwork this weekend, trying to clean up one of the flowerbeds next to our backdoor stoop. One of our camellia bushes lost a LOT of blooms during a recent bout of severe weather that blew through our area.

In the middle of clearing up all the debris I happened to look inside this ornamental garden stake which always seems to need to be cleaned out. Did a double take when I saw this little face peeking out from under one of the petals. Our first anole lizard sighting for the year!!!

Thankfully it was still hiding when I returned with my camera! I grabbed a few shots before deciding to leave my yardwork for later.

Binemust

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I think he was trying to hide

1920 New York

I see you.

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Eastern Yellow Robin

Eopsaltria australis

Photo by Londo Sawyer

Leaf Curling Spider (Phonognatha graeffei) female

I have been watching this Lady and her leaf nest for about a week, hoping to get a shot of her out of the nest. She normally retreats if I get within three metres. Today she stayed out long enough for just one shot.

Female Leopard-Botswana

Down in Shipshewana area. Love this area.

Covered bridge in Albany, NH

A cute little stone bunny peeking out of an old wheelbarrow turned into a flowerbed.

Have a wonderful week! :-)

The Other Side is the Topic for 10 April 2011

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A view of the narrower lower path in Captains Wood. Can you spot Ross?

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and 1 by twntygreydays

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compliments of Dallas's Perot Museum of History

Red squirrel (Sciurus vulgaris) peeking from behind a tree.

Wiewiórka (Sciurus vulgaris) wyglądająca zza drzewa.

During this heatwave here in western / central Europe, I'm just hanging on like these pretty forget-me-nots: I'm staying in the shade and, at most, sticking my head out into the sun from time to time (I am absolutely no summer person)

Hope you are doing well ... and please stay cool !

[ taken with a manual Super-Multi-Coated Takumar 50mm @ f1.4 ]

Our first peek of color in the yard, one of the Jack Frost Brunnera perennials that show well with the little blooms all through Spring, April, 2026. I just learned that this plant is native to Siberia.