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good shot
great shot
beautiful color!
nice capture, beautiful blue!
pretty shot! I would love to see a sphinx moth sometime!
I love the saturated colors! Very sharp, but well-focused details.
Fantastic colors, details, and selective focus.
Lovely shades of green! I love the sharp details - i.e., the veins and ribs of the leaves. Love the color contrast of purple vs green.
tiny flower and can be quite weedy!
nice catch and great colour in this milkweed
Such an amazing blue!
Late gettin' here, but yes, everything they said!
This is absolutely perfect. Very-well-done!
Well done! I've never managed to spot one of these, but if I recall. they are pretty small.
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- At 8:10pm on November 10, 2009,
thomas ray gordon said…
- old hay barn...hello, WFN. i appreciate your kind comments. thank you for taking the time to view my postings
- At 8:05pm on November 10, 2009,
thomas ray gordon said…
- there goes the neighborhood...soon, after landing their craft, the WFN1000, they were all captured and used as forced labor on the X-Files television program, until the show was later canceled. after that they took their small earnings and hitch-hiked to lancaster, OH. where they were to live happily to this day near there new found friend, joyce. (you asked : D ) thanks for stopping by. WFN..
- At 7:42pm on November 10, 2009,
thomas ray gordon said…
- tracks in the salt...this is a rather large bed of salt, where we use to dig for crystals
- At 1:04pm on November 10, 2009,
Linda Peters said…
- thanks for all your comments today
- At 8:52am on November 9, 2009,
Bebop said…
- Do you have some kind of editing software that allows you to clone? Although it really didn't matter in that lovely photo, your comment got me thinking. It is so easy to do!
- At 6:12pm on November 8, 2009,
thomas ray gordon said…
- cactus tree... i lived in the area for several years and this was the first time for me to see this plant. maybe someone on the site will have some information on it.
- At 6:00pm on November 8, 2009,
thomas ray gordon said…
- some rock...some roll.....I took the photo and posted it because of the handicapped symbols. I thought it to be unusual. I have posted it on other sites in the pass hoping someone would notice. You are the only one. thanks. FYI..the skating rink burnt last year, the only part of any wall to remain standing was what you see on the posting.
- At 11:20am on November 6, 2009,
thomas ray gordon said…
- closed trail..i didn't think you guys were that sneakie..LOL : D
- At 9:31am on November 2, 2009,
DebinSC said…
- Thanks for the comment on my Mourning Dove. We are just now seeing the first Chipping Sparrows, which are generally our harbinger of first frost coming. We rarely see juncos, and I dearly love those little things.
I'll see if I can get a nice C. Wren pic for ya.
- At 12:41pm on October 28, 2009,
Frank Higgs said…
- Hi Joyce, Thanks so much for your comments on my shots , as always much appreciated. The flower is Anemone x hybrida ' Honorine Jobert ',it will probably flower away here for another couple of weeks, if the weathers kind.
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there were record numbers in Ottawa today for the ceremonies there, esp. now that Canada's Afghanistan toll is at 133.....Prince Charles and Camilla have been in Canada for almost a week and also attended the ceremonies
good to start them young learning about the sacrifices of many!
nice memories of your FIL I bet!
nice shot Deb.....sad but proud memories I bet!!
nice peek though., makes that garden even more appealing!!
have always loved this poem Kiska
Like a tiny pine forest.
14th floor. :>
she's pretty far up!
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