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The Juniper Titmouse really does prefer juniper bushes for flitting around in. They have so much personality, and now that the weather is trying to warm up a bit, they have begun singing their spring songs.
looking up on Juniper alongside Wanamaker's, half expecting to see Batman leaping between the cornices. totally didn't notice the dirty lens!
The Jardine Juniper is a Juniperus scopulorum, core samples taken in the 1950s revealed that it was actually over 1500 years old. It stands approximately 40 feet tall and its circumference has been measured at 284 inches.
Waiting for someone to open the screen door so she can run out on the patio, eat the ends off the grass plant, then run back inside to puke it all up on the rug.
Looking north, up Juniper Canyon at the volcanic tuff towers and honey combed pinnacles of the Owyhee Canyon lands.
juniper tree squirrel
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Juniper and Okwess of the Democratic Republic of Congo brought their high energy set to the Jazz and Heritage stage during the New Orleans Jazz and Heritage Festival, 6 May 2018.
A huge peice of Juniper (I think it's a Juniper or something related) was growing through a section of our fence. My Brother cut it down so he can fix the fence.
Afterwards, my Mom, my other Brother and I, started to cut it down to tiny pieces for the compost bin.
We collected a total of three five-gallon buckets full of the leaves.
Juniper Titmouse (Baeolophus ridgwayi) - Flaming Gorge, Sweetwater Co., WY - 28 June 2014 (photo by Shawn Billerman)
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The twisted Juniper trunk caught my attention, The contrast between the yellow Aspen leaves and the red soil brought the whole picture together.
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