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Parents learn about Parenting Counts at the second of three Family Book Event programs at the Dodge Center Public Library.
My parents have worked so hard on this beautiful little hide away park. It used to be an open yard and now it has become a mostly peaceful place to relax in. Good job, mom and dad!
Parents have the most difficult job there is already, then add to the mix finding time for your relationship and it's just a real challenge to be a loving couple and raise a family. It takes work and tons of patience. Sara and Bob are rockin' that job. I love this photo because it was not posed except to say 'look over here' or something. They have been together a long time...through thick and thin and they work hard at being a strong and happy family. That's what it's all about. Love you guys. :o]
bapak dan ibu di tanah kelahiran.tanah yang telah telah tenggelam menjadi waduk, menjadi waduk untuk PLTA. menghidupkan jutaan rumah tangga :D
Fully decorated caramel apples during Parents day weekend on October 22, 2016. Photo by Caroline O'Connor.
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Asplenium x murbeckii DÖRFL Schwäbischer Streifenfarn Swabian Spleenwort; Hybrid- Eltern Hybrid parents: Asplenium ruta-muraria L. x Asplenium septentrionale (L.) HOFFM.; Scan v. 6X6 Dia K.F.Wolfstetter
A pair of servers at the caramel-apple-dipping-event during parents day weekend on October 22, 2016. Photo by Caroline O'Connor.
When I arrived at the nest, one parent was fast asleep to the left, as was the case when I last visited. This first adult (I will say this is the female but not sure) was soon joined by a second (the "male:) who brought in a crop full of food. The nestlings attacked. Alpha was the most aggressive in grasping the adult's bill. The female adult joined them all at the nest (in forefround) but she did not have any food. They pestered her anyway and she finally stalked away. The male stayed a while longer and put up with the demanding chicks but then gave up, to be immediaely replaced by the female who tried unsuccessfully to brood the nestlings. Instead, they continued to mob her until driving her away. Alone, the nestlings explored the edges of the nest. Soon they will be climbing out on the branches.
Images from morning walk in the west Miramar (FL) wetlands.
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