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Celebrating advances in LGBTQI equality in our nation's capital, including the most protective health environment in the United States, with Washington, DC Mayor Vince Gray
The Gray/Campbell Farmstead is the oldest house in Springfield, Missouri. The Farmstead is located in the Nathanael Greene Park on South Scenic. Along with the oldest house in Springfield (circa 1856), there is a log kitchen, a two crib barn, and a log granary. The House was built by James Price Gray and was later sold to his brother-in law, John Polk Campbell, the nephew and name-sake of the founder of the city of Springfield. The house was occupied by the Campbell family from 1865 to the 1950's, and it was moved to the Nathanael Greene Park in 1984 when the Kansas and James River Expressways were about to be constructed.
Gray/Campbell Farmstead
Nathanael Green Park
Springfield Missouri
Green County
Gray Flycatcher (Empidonax wrightii), Kern County Park in Boron, California - 14 April 2012. Giving "whit" call and wagging tail.
Gray Line Ottawa 2007 is an ex-Derby Daimler Fleetline numbered 251 which was built in 1970.
2007 at the Canadian War Museum in Ottawa on Wednesday August 13th, 2008.
"The Gray whale migrates along coastal waters from the Bering Sea to the breeding lagoons of Baja Cali. Caves are born underwater and are able to swim on their own immediately. They rely on a diet of rich milk for at least 6 months"
The Yasuni Trap Camera is a sharing Iniciative to promote the conservation of the Amazon rainforest with special interest in the Yasuni Biosphere Reserve.
Gray Catbird popping up near the hawkwatch platform. Cape May Point State Park, New Jersey. September 29, 2017.
Arivaca, AZ - This photo appears on an educational panel at the San Bernardino National Wildlife Refuge.
Squirrels on campus of MIT (Massachusetts Institute of Technology) on Thursday April 18th and Friday April 19th, 2019. Taken during my visit to Boston for the Academic Business Library Directors meeting at the Harvard. These are Eastern Grey Squirrels on campus including black color variants. So here is the whole story. We were on a late afternoon tour of MIT and as we got off the bus at 77 Massachusetts Ave in front of Building 7, we were congregating and Jennifer from Georgetown pointed out the squirrels along the building. I only got a few pictures before the tour started. I did not see another one during the tour. But on the bus to our next stop, we were navigating traffic (back on the bus) and I just happened to be sitting on the right side (facing forward) on the bus when I noticed a cavity nest on a tree right at the corner of Memorial Drive and Massachusetts Ave (next to building 1 on the sidewalk). I quickly pulled out my camera and got a few pictures of what looked like juveniles looking out of their nest (that practically was over the street). The pictures from the bus were not that great. So I realized that I had to go back. After our meetings were over at HBS, I went back to MIT and I saw these two juveniles at the tree. One was in the nest (and hovering around it), and the other was learning how to climb the tree. One little one was calling out (maybe for momma) as he or she clung to the tree. It took quite a while - around 30 minutes to get from around 7 feet off the ground to back in the nest. There was also a hawk around (got one picture) - glad there was no meal involved. Seeing the juveniles was fun for sure. I hope momma is OK and around. I only saw squirrels on the big trees off Massachusetts Ave - maybe I will have to come back and explore again. Another day in the world of squirrel tourism!
Gray Fox; image from study of the effect of consumptive and non-consumptive recreation on mid-Atlantic wildlife.
Gray tree frog on American spikenard. The berries made for a pretty backdrop. This shrub was right next to a bench which gave me the opportunity to examine my surroundings more carefully while resting. I spotted the slightly different shade of green pretty quickly and almost shrieked with delight!
Grays Athletic
The Blues
Bridge Road
Founded 1890
Capacity 6000
First Visit 2/9/1984
Result Blues 3 Us 1
FA cup 2nd qualifier
Grays SIL 1st Division
01 Klara3108
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Gray Wolf / (Grauer) Wolf,
in Nordamerika mit 5 Unterkategorien,
Canis lupus lupus
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Bela Baliko photography and publishing, Canmore, Alberta, Canada
A Gray Jay perched in a tree along Shuttleworth Creek Road in the southern Okanagan Valley, BC, Canada, on May 18 2014, early in the morning.
Nature removes most of the color during winter but get a winter fog and even more color is removed. Since there is hardly any color in the capture, I just made it black and white.