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We haven't had any snow all winter until today when we had a little and the rain melted it after three hours. Meanwhile there were a lot of birds hanging out with their friends, like this cardinal that was with his female partner.
Catching up slowly, thanks so much! 💕
Taken locally, the bee was alive but very lethargic. It was very cold so hopefully it warmed up in the sun.
A dragonfly hanging on!
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A dragonfly by the waters edge hanging on....
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Also it had to be #45 /122 llustrate the name of a band: 122 pictures in 2022
Red Hot Chi;lli Peppers
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Was soll man sonst machen bei der Hitze?!?
...die 1981 veröffentlichte Version des Stranglers-Klassikers von Hazel O'Connor gefällt mir immer noch sehr gut :-)
It feels great to slow down sometimes and having deep and meaningful conversations with good friends.
Refreshing...
Fire Flag Plume Moth (Sphenarches anisodactylus) (family Pterophoridae)
One from last week. We have had a bout of a tummy bug through the family over the last five days, as often happens it came home from the school!
One of several Marsh Wrens that were singing and bouncing around the reeds at Bombay Hook National Wildlife Refuge, Smyrna, DE.
Slender Ringtail Damselfly (Austrolestes analis) male
Seen in the garden recently.
Posting from recent files today as I haven't had time to get out with the camera.
Happy Wing Wednesday!
Fire Flag Plume Moth (Sphenarches anisodactylus) (family Pterophoridae)
Only the second Plume Moth I have seen this year.I first spotted it on a Seaside Daisy in the breeze and then it flew to the grass. It was hanging on tightly in the stiff breeze.
I apologise in advance if I am slow catching up with your images.
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I couldn't get enough of the turning leaves down the road and photographed them 3 times. I went on vacation for a week and when I got back poof, they were all gone!
More from the dawn patrol with Eddy. Nice to see the cliffs and rocks behaving well after making an effort to be on site for the sunsire. Thanks cliffs.