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Juniper

Age 2

3/30/2014

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.

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Juniper

Age 2

3/30/2014

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!

The sweet old looking trunk is now exposed.

I knew after some trimming this one would look good but not this good, a very nice fat trunk with twin leader, all are proportionate to shortness and respective thickness .

Its like a ancient short tree.

What appears as damage from being stepped on, a wound from a broken branch is not unsightly over time it will callous over and give more character .

Juniper was found on a park trail by a young man who was fishing at the time.

 

She is the Wild Child of the shelter.

 

Juniper is an independent cat who is happiest on her own-stalking mice and exploring. A gorgeous cat she would be a fine addition to a house that wanted a cat who can keep themselves entertained.

 

Juniper has been with us since 7/24/2008.

A cute little Juniper Titmouse in a Utah Juniper tree. Hmm, I wonder why their called a Juniper Titmouse?

Smokey Mountain Campground

Castle Rocks State Park

Cassia County, Idaho

5-2014

 

Bruce Trail near Dyers Bay and Devil's Monument, Ontario, Canada

Juniper Titmouse on a branch at sunset

Photos from the birth of Juniper

A new find on the hillside, another juniper bush for the records.

A dead Juniper covered in moss.

Habitat shot for eBird List

Modelling a new outfit

stacey p.'s house - ypsilanti, mich. - april 26, 2008

 

(photo credit: shannon perkins)

A better shot of these tiny little things.

Photos from the birth of Juniper

in a neighbor's yard;

taken on my Sunday walk 6/9/13

From feral Cherries, Maples and Acacia undergrown by Ground Elder, to a diverse entrtaining space.

Olympus OM-10

Fujifilm ISO 200

I found the rest of what was chewed off and i stripped the bark

and added root growth compound to try to get it to root.

Baby Juniper - Oakland, CA

Juniper tree on the South rim of the Grand Canyon, California.

Copied from a 35mm transparency.

Carlito Springs Open Space

Juniper has taken the class before and this time she created a great ring and many, many small charms for her friend's children. Here she is concentrating hard on removing oxidation from the charms to highlight the recessed letters.

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