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I wonder what's in there
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My little barn is sinking
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Ready to take on the world
Downy woodpecker, I think
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I've no idea what this is, but it has the longest tongue it tickles me with when they land on me
Cabbage field in Hico, Tennessee
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Ranger smiles
Noisy bluejay
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Fallen tree
Knot
5 comments:
Some amazing shots.You have a European Skipper,small and fast.Like your perspectives on the land, the cabbage field was real unique, I have never seen one.Used to make saurkraut in a big crock.Well done.
Thank you! The cabbage fields are rare. The little community in West Tennessee is where my parents live and I snapped it while visiting. I had no idea what that little fellow was, I've had tons of them this summer on my zinnias.
Very nice pictures, they all tell a story.
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I see your skipper was identified. I just knew it was a skipper, but not what kind. Nice photos!
Oh, and I was impressed by your list of food you put by. You'll enjoy some yummy meals this summer. I'm on a soft food diet for the most part, to keep my jaw from hurting. I've been cooking different fresh vegetables, and making them into soups, which I then eat some of and freeze the rest. One of these days, I want to get back into canning.
Leaving you a comment to let you know that I do look whenever you have an update. I always love to see what pictures you've added. They are always such great pictures! Thanks for doing this!!! Debbie
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