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| Slightly Threatening. |
The weather man this week hedged his prediction by covering off everything,e.g. cloudy/sunny/rainy and then quoting the probability of rain. It's a good system as it gives him an excellent chance of being right.
This post is somewhat the same a little bit of everything.
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| Same |
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| Same. |
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| Choke Cherries. |
Starting with the edible fruits and then the wild flowers. The crab apples are the only domestic tree or flower shown.
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| Crab Apple. |
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| Pin Cherries. |
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| Wild Lily of the Valley or Canada Mayflower. |
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| Wild Violets. |
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| Yellow Rocket. |
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| Canadian Beaver. |
I posted a beaver sequence this week. if you want to look at it, scroll down the page. But I forgot to include the photo showing his tail which I've included here. Since it`s not that great a photo I gave you a good one.
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| Showing Tail |
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| Mourning Dove. |
Now here are the birds, starting with the Mourning Dove, followed by the Hairy Woodpeckers and the Sparrow. Look how many insects that female has.
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| Profile Mourning Dove. |
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| Male Hairy |
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| Male Hairy |
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| Female Hairy. |
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| White-throated Sparrow. |
A Post to Sky Watch Friday @ http://skyley.blogspot.com/
