Yellow Dog and Brown Dog cooling off in a beaver pond.
Gretchen is represented by her camera there on the right.
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Yellow Dog and Brown Dog cooling off in a beaver pond.
Gretchen is represented by her camera there on the right.
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The porch wrens built their nest so dark inside I never even saw their eggs, but now the chicks are hatched, four or five of them.
Had to use my phone’s flash to see them.
Gretchen actually discovered them.
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The least menacing snake you will see today.
At the entrance to the Cypress Swamp. Brown Dog and Yellow Dog didn’t even notice.
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She transplanted that tree when it wasn’t knee-high.
Don’t tell her other trees she likes this one better. Continue reading
The firebird appears to be a Carolina wren.
This Thryothorus ludovicianus didn’t seem to mind that I was three feet from it. Continue readingThese potatoes are stuck together.
Really, I washed it.
Yes, you can eat these roots. They just take Continue reading
Update 2020-05-10: Phoenix bird 2020-05-10
Firebird:
We burned on March 2, 2020, and that tree Continue reading
Dogs like water more than fire.
Yellow Dog and camouflaged Brown Dog
And yes, Gretchen was putting out fires with a coffee cup and swamp water.
But she found something unexpected. Continue reading
Something to avoid on the water.
As good a video as I could get, since I didn’t want to get any closer: https://youtu.be/ezt2ksMwz8I.
Stay tuned for great blue herons and a red-bellied woodpecker.
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