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Gray Cat was his actual name. Because of his amazingly uniform gray coloring, it seemed the only appropriate name for him.
Dorchester, MA.
Summer, 1968.
-Added to theCream of the Crop pool as most interesting.
Awesome...I finally got the chance to get some pictures of the Great Gray. A lifer for me and my my girlfriend. She was using my D800 and 300mm F4 AFS lens and also got some amazing shots.
It's been quite a while since we have been able to get out due to weather, another extreme bout of eczema and my father being diagnosed with terminal cancer. Through it all, I'm still keeping my head above water and the girlfriend's awesome support is helping to keep my sanity.
I am hoping to get again in the coming weeks.
Dad, this one is for you...even if you can't see it. Love U!!!
I noticed these two squirrels chasing one another across the ground and then up a tree. The chase only stopped when both noticed me approaching and watching them. it turned out the one being chased had acquired a chunk of apparently tasty tree bark and the other guy wanted to take it from him.
When the chase ended the one with the tree bark settled down to eat his treat while his pursuer tried to hide from me by laying close to the tree branch he was on, After a shot time the one trying to hide stood up and tried begging for food instead.
The squirrels and birds in the park are sometimes left peanuts by admiring residents visiting the park.
William White Rental (Andrews House) 822 Madison Street, Oregon City, Oregon
This two story Queen Anne-style house has a gable roof covered in composition shingles. It sits on a board-formed concrete foundation with basement. The exterior is clad in channel drop siding and has cornerboards. The upper story gable ends have imbrication. There is a wraparound porch at the front of the house. The windows are primarily 1/1 double-hung with simple wood moldings. Some have stained glass. A sleeping porch on the upper story has been enclosed and windows have been added, probably c.1920. At some point after the 1982 survey, a garage/mother-in-law unit was added at the rear of the house and is connected by a small enclosed breezeway. This unit has vinyl windows and LP siding.
(Hypena madefactalis)
a.k.a...Gray-edged Bomolocha
Spotted by Bonnie Ott
Mt. Airy, Maryland
July 2, 2017
Lower door to the coach house. When Northampton State Hospital had a working farm, this building was used to house farm machinery and animals.
For those of you who have wondered where my photos from this winter are, here's part of the reason I haven't bothered much.
This was a photo taken just this afternoon (although it could have been any random day since November) looking towards the southeast.... not that the southwest was any better... but this is the direction of the mountains and the bay, as seen from my house ... in other words, the scenic view.
Not every day has been this foggy, dreary and plaintive ... but most of them have.
Gray's Lily (Lilium grayi) is one of the signature plants of the Roan Highlands and in my humble opinion is the most beautiful native lily in North America. The fact that it is endemic to the southern Appalachians and is a rare species makes it even more special. Specimens often have only one or two flowers, so finding this plant with five flowers in full bloom made it a special day.
On 28 January 2025, I decided to try again to see if I could find a Snowy Owl. I had seen two on my previous drive. However, two days ago, I was completely out of luck. I am posting four most uninspiring images from that drive, really just so that I can create an album for my records,
The whole drive was quiet and birdless, except for a flock of Pigeons who landed on a silo. I love Pigeons, with so many colour variations. Also, I came across three groups of Gray Partridge that, as usual, were unseen until they suddenly took off from wherever they had been camouflaged. Seems impossible to ever get a proper photo of this species, which is a shame, as they are very attractive birds.
The back roads were mostly clear of snow, which is one reason I went, seeing that there is more snow in the forecast, starting tonight. Our temperatures are going to plunge, too.
Sorry for the overload! I am trying to post my photos from my recent trip to Eastern Canada.
On this day we went to Rondeau Prov Park! It is as delightful place!
When we were walking along the water we saw a snake winding its way through the reeds! Very exciting!
Thanks everyone for your views, fave's and comments. They are all appreciated!