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While the girls were watching a video and getting their junior ranger badges I was outside the visitor center watching these and other species.
This is Juniper. I met her and her grandparents (didn't catch their names as I forgot to ask). She is Stranger #11. Isn't she adorable?
I didn't like the background of the first picture and had her move to a less busy background, but when I put the first picture up on my screen and cropped it, I liked the first picture better as did my kids.
However, this picture is absolutely adorable, too. Thank you Juniper for being so well-behaved and cooperative with letting me take your picture!! You and your grandparents are so sweet!
All the pictures for my profject is at: 100 Strangers Project
name: Juniper
species: teddy
size: 12 cm tall
yarns used: Filona Sukkalanka, Garnstudio's Eskimo, Garnstudio's Fabel, Debbie Bliss SoHo, Marks & Kattens Teddy, Twilley's of Stamford Freedom Spirit, Online Smash Short and fleamarket finds
status: adopted
....I live in the High Desert, what can I say?
Blogged: eclecticchica.blogspot.com/2009/11/more-collecting.html
I walked among dead juniper trees near the old Juniper Springs site along Route 40 East of Maybell, Colorado. Some trees lost a branch and the colorful inner stem was on display.
Juniper Cottage, located adjacent to the Blue Heron Cruises Ticket Office at Highway 6 and Hay Bay Road, Tobermory, Ontario, Canada.
(northeast bedroom).
I remember a comic from a long time ago (B.C.), where one character would shout out "____ gots ____" whenever something strange went on, such as a walking fish (fill in the blanks this instance with 'fish' and 'feet'). This gall, or egg casing, looks like a brain, thus the title of the photo.
Shot in Close-up Mode, cropped, no correction.
this tree started out as a $7.00 nursery shrub. It sat for four years just growing growing new branch structure all around until it was finally given a pruning and allowed to grow in the semi cascade style. The pot is a Tokoname. The tree was purchased in1998.
Patalene olyzonaria Hodges #6974 (Geometroidea: Geometridae: Ennominae: Ourapterygini).
Burke, Fairfax County, VA
19 July 2013
Family: Curculionidae. Species: Barypeithes pellucidus (Boheman, 1834). Native to Europe. Also called the Hairy Spider Weevil. (Salem, MA)