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Happy Birthday dear Barbara

Let this golden image make your every day sunny and joyful.

It's great that you will be celebrating your birthday with Mick

Warm light peeps over the mountain....

 

Freezing air temperatures reveal all the steam rising from the hot springs.

Such an incredible landscape to see and photograph.

 

Canary Spring, Mammoth Hot Springs, Yellowstone, Wyoming - US

Union Pacific's ZDVLB 20 arrives in a remarkably viridescent Echo, Utah the evening of May 22, 2023.

.....Fly like an eagle 😊

 

Origami made by Julie from the Friends of the library.

Glass platter owned by me !

I visited this little stream today to take some pictures. Here there was not much snow, but I flowed the stream up the valley and there was still a foot of snow ontop of the hill!

Cherry Blossoms in Huntington Beach, California.

 

Spring is on the way.

A wild Hare (Jack Rabbit) in the city spotted outside an art show, still wearing his winter colours

The Duffy Lake road showcases the stunning natural beauty of B.C.'s coastal mountain range. This year's impressive snowpack continues to attract back country skiiers...try to find them in the lower right corner of the photo. :)

Photos taken during a one-night backpacking trip down into the Rio Grande Gorge at Big Arsenic Springs.

Taken the day after many arrived. Now a pair have taken up residence in the yard and have been singing ever since.

Am. Robin

Torbay, Nl

Another view of one of my favored tree rows

Red Butte Garden, Salt Lake City, Utah

Bobcats employ a variety of tactics while hunting and are generalists capable of feeding on a variety of prey throughout their range in North America. Such prey items range from mammals such as cottontails, pocket gophers, voles and ground squirrels, to birds such as turkey, quail, and waterfowl and even reptiles and invertebrates. Here in California, California Ground Squirrels (Otospermophilus beecheyi), Botta’s Pocket Gopher (Thomomys bottae) and California Vole (Microtus californicus) are critical species in the Bobcat’s diet.

 

I was fortunate to capture a frame mid jump. They are quite sudden and erratic so I chalk this image to luck and proper positioning.

(EXPLORE 02.04.) I do not know the name of this flower...found it on a field in Umbria....it's wonderful

Yellow iris growing in Kansas town.

Happy Wednesday ♥ xxx

Done for the Spring lookbook and CF site revamp!

 

...blogged.

thanks for comments faves invites always appreciated

 

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