Week 23 of 52: Mother Robin guarding her 3 babies. They were born yesterday 6/6/14 and they eyes aren’t open yet.
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Week 22 of 52: Red-Winged Blackbird
Off the 15th tee at my local golf course, there is a Red-Winged Blackbird (RWB) nest. Every time a golfer goes to the tee, the male RWB buzzes your head. He reminds me of my good friend Brad because he always screwed with him while other golfers hit. I love and respect wildlife, but this guy is quickly becoming a nuisance!
I had been cruising along with my 52 week project, and then ran into a creative wall. I’m even open to requests for next week’s photo.
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Week 21 of 52: Wild Yellow Lady Slipper Orchid
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Our house is now 9 years old. I trimmed the shrubs back 2 falls ago and they never really recovered. I wanted an updated: clean, modern and low maintenance.
I dug out snow globe arborvitaes, barberry, and spirea, and an over grown rose bush. I kept the Japanese Maple and what I believe is a Sand Cherry.
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After
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All Sharon wanted for Mother’s Day was new updated photos of both her kids families. Both of the kids spouses HATE getting their photos and it had been at least 3 years since they were in front of the camera. Late Saturday evening with day light running out we were able to get them to cooperate.
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