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I heard an unfamiliar bird call today, and was surprised to find a Juniper Titmouse, Baeolophus ridgwayi, sitting on a branch about twenty feet away. At Garden of the Gods Park.
Juniper Trail in Sinclare Canyon, British Columbia. Pastel on Conte Paper.
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Red Rock Canyon Natural Conservation Area (BLM) - Keystone Thrust Trail - Utah juniper (Juniperus osteosperma)
I swear it grew another inch.
since I cleared around its base I gave it some water and told how beautiful its looking .
and this one is facing my better neigbor .
It took awhile to find the right pup to add to our family, and here she is.
Juniper's a rescue. 10 weeks. A Beagle/Basset Hound mix. Downright adorable.
Fortunately, a rescue in Vacaville picked her up from a high-kill shelter just in time, along with 3 siblings and her mama.
Welcome, little one!
A cute little Juniper Titmouse in a Utah Juniper tree. Hmm, I wonder why their called a Juniper Titmouse?
The wire truss .
Removal of most the base roots required some bracing.
Attempting to push new roots to grow using wire twisted onto the trunk below the soils surface which in time will be the Bonsai new roots and further removal of the original root system . I'm thinking tree on rock in a real Bonsai pot will look really nice .
Next image of this should be June 27 2023
I work for Juniper Networks and was excited that Tim was able to locate some of our stuff in the massive data center.
Juniper Lake is my absolute favorite spot in Lassen National Park. The lake was particularly low this year, but the gorgeous sky definitely made up for it!
Black and white photo of juniper branches tangled on desert floor.
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NPS / Paul Martinez
Alt Text: Twisted juniper branches on desert floor.