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At 6:32pm on May 10, 2009, Wildflowernut said…: Let me know what you find out, would you please, Deb? It's gotten to where I'm curious about that plant myself!

At 5:58pm on May 10, 2009, Wildflowernut said…: Deb, my best guess is that it's Robin's Plaintain , but I'm not sure since the leaves are much more coarsely and broadly toothed than I might have expected. I looked it up in my best wildflower books, and still can't make a firm I.D. Have you tried Dave's Garden to see if they can be any help on this?

At 10:13pm on May 9, 2009, Phil Molyneux said…: Thank you for looking at "Just Hangin Out", This was taken at a County fair and they were just passing the time of day.

At 1:44pm on May 9, 2009, Wildflowernut said…: You're welcome for the ID, Deb, but I'm afraid it wasn't really much help, since I can't tell exactly which flower it is without seeing the basal leaves. And even then, I'm sure no expert!

At 11:31pm on May 8, 2009, Phil Molyneux said…: No problem, I'll get to some more of your older pictures as I get time.

At 9:18pm on May 8, 2009, Paul Molyneux said…: Stellars are nearly 50% larger than the bald eagle.

At 9:27pm on May 7, 2009, Wildflowernut said…: You made me realize that I should mention the date I took some of my pictures. The dragonfly pictures were taken on 9/17/08. I'll try to mention that from now on, to avoid confusion.

At 8:59pm on May 6, 2009, Wildflowernut said…: This is a public park - all you have to do is park on the street and feed the meter lots and lots of change. Then you can wander through at your leisure, sit on a bench, eat lunch, sprawl under a tree, sit by the lake, or do whatever the mood strikes you to do. It's a lovely, lovely spot, and very peaceful.

At 9:53pm on May 5, 2009, Wildflowernut said…: Thanks for the thought, Deb - I'd really appreciate the I.D. It seems to me I've seen that flower before, and I could make a note of what it is if you find out, and then look for it this year.

At 8:45pm on May 5, 2009, Wildflowernut said…: That is an excellent picture, Deb. I blew it up and studied it for quite some time, searching my memory for an ID, but I'm really drawing a blank on it. Sorry I can't be of more help! You've really got me curious about it, too!

At 8:24pm on May 5, 2009, Phil Molyneux said…: But Emus don't spit, they only bite and kick. :o)

At 7:51pm on May 5, 2009, Phil Molyneux said…: For several years I worked with a woman handling her Belgian horses, she had 4 llamas in the field with the horses. Every time I got a horse out to work with it, they were all slimey from those nasty things spitting on them, Yes, they got me quite a few times. Many times I tyhreatened to have llamaburgers. The biggest thing "NEVER LOOK A LLAMA IN THE EYE", they take it as a challenge.

At 8:49pm on May 4, 2009, Phil Molyneux said…: Many times I would sneak up on the Pileated Wp's and as soon as put the camera up to my face, they're gone, don't even have a chance to click the shutter. I checked out Yucca-Blue, I see it as an image to make you think.

At 4:23pm on May 4, 2009, Keith said…: Deb, thank you for the compliment posted on my page, and the compliments on the postings we make (DeeDee does quite a few vicariously through this account). We very much enjoy seeing your handiwork, and visiting your neck-o-woods through your postings.

Yesterday out at the reservoir, two of those Avocets took off, I blasted away with the D90... and the result, only you and I can appreciate... Deb's view of two Avocets!

At 8:19pm on May 3, 2009, Phil Molyneux said…: Sorry, as much as I know about Moths and Butterflies, all I know is that at one point he fluttered by. Thanks.

At 9:02pm on May 2, 2009, art pro said…: Thank you ! you are wonderful people all here, Some of them I know from shutterspace. Looks more friendly the site . My work is so hard and unfortunately I can't be active too much like I was before.

At 10:45pm on May 1, 2009, Wildflowernut said…: Deb, just a thought - if you want to plant more trilliums, perhaps your soil isn't right for them. Try to get a good amount of the soil they grow in, and see if that might help them bloom.

At 11:52pm on April 28, 2009, Phil Molyneux said…: Just a note to say thank you for all the kind comments you have given on my pictures, I appreciate it.