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Gold-crowned,White-crowned,Song Sparrows and House Finches thought this farm road puddle was the Roman bath.
Giant yellow Gap sweater, thrifted
Preppy paisley shorts, Khaki Int.
Brown Christian Dior tights
Frye Boots
Rainbow knit hat, Grandmother?
Turbo doesn't normally share my bath - he pushed the door open and jumped in!
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Tattoo design: elephant having a bath in a teacup. I don't really like the background (I still haven't figured them out yet), but the design itself makes me smile.
Diseño de tatuaje: elefante bañandose en una taza. No me gusta el fondo (todavÃa no sé manejarlos bien), pero el diseño en sà me hace sonreir.
Homework for tattoo class/tarea para clase de tatuajes.
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An old farmhouse in the middle of nowhere in Wales. Visited with Wiffsmiff23 and Martyn.
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blackbird going in for a dip
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Found family Album 1. At home with mother and siblings at Easter 1913.
For the background to these photographs see the introduction to the set 'A Family of Photographers'.
i can't get enough of this adorable kiddo.
and for the record, i didn't do anything creative with the saturation or color of his eyes. they really look like that. i'm so jealous.
Golden-crowned Sparrow bathes comfortably after a brief dispute with a House Finch. His only comment about the incident was "I am not an insane maniac."
On the day I took this photo it had been over a week since our birdbath had water in it, due to the current drought here in Missouri and our personal failure to keep it filled manually.
On this day I was catching up on things around the house and finally got the birdfeeders filled and refilled the birdbath. Apparently the bluebirds were glad I did that: they took the opportunity right away to get cleaned up!