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his gorgeous necklace combines soothing shades of gray with just the right amount of silver sparkle.
The cabochon is a lovely gray agate. It is mounted on felt, bezelled with bead embroidery and surrounded with sparkly triangle and round seed beads. Dangling from the bottom is a beadwoven russian leaf with 3 sprigs of seed beads cascading down.
The neckchain is woven from triangular seed beads with a few round ones sprinkled in. The triangles fit together when woven like pieces of a pie- to create the most wonderful effect! It has a beautiful drape and the sparkle is lovely.
Most of the few remaining gray KCS units are getting pretty ratty by now, but the 2911 is still holding up pretty well as it spends the weekend tied down by the yard office in Tupelo. Even before the CP takeover these widecab former CN GP40-2s seemed to congregate on the north end of the Artesia subdivision, and that hasn't changed as of yet.
Great Gray Owl in early morning sunlight. Just a bit of ice and snow on it's beak after a morning hunt.
This was my second stop of the day so it was a bit later than I would have liked. It is so great to have green spaces to walk in.
Thanks so much for your visits and comments! They are all greatly appreciated!
An unexpected visit from a gray fox and her kit yesterday afternoon. The kit was watching from some shrubs above me trying to blend in. :)
How many days in a row can I wear a different gray outfit? Last time it was 22 days!
day three: 3/10/2010
• necklace - by two stitches
• black sweater - Halls
• gray skirt with black plastic bow belt - 1/30/2010 Chicago H&M purchase
• boots - Diba
Scientific name: Canis lupus
Status: Endangered Non-Essential Experimental Population and delisted
Photo credit: USFWS
Gray wolf health examination
Playlist Song : Gray eyed bird - Slow Machete
www.youtube.com/watch?v=IoZ7T20XHEM
Done at the Mannheim fun fair at ISO400, F2.8, 1/1000sec
This hairstreak is on common horehound... the smaller butterflies love it! Thanks all! The wind was blowing and the butterfly flapping, so I was happy to get anything in focus!
Taken at Skandinavisk Dyrepark during the Nature photography workshop held by Morten Hilmer. Check out his workshops at mortenhilmer.com/produkt-kategori/fotokurser/. Highly recommended.
The Eastern Gray Squirrel (Sciurus carolinensis). Squirrels are often considered pests at bird feeders, since they directly compete with birds for food at the feeders. Placing a separate feeder primarily for squirrels is a good compromise. Often, more birds will visit your feeders if squirrels are around because they make excellent lookouts and will sound the alarm when a predator is around. Photographed on June 7, 2020 in Coconut Creek, Florida.