Pasta

Pismo Pier at Pismo Beach, CA....

Phyllis, I'm sure glad you explained your pic.
I swear it looks like snow.

Casey, did you arrange all the pasta? Very pretty.

Another pensacola beach

Thanks, yes, it was for a "pasta" photo challenge at another site.

P is for Pelican......

Parrot nest in Buenos Aires.

Jodi-

my "PRECIOUS" puddy kitty...she's the ONLY cat I've ever had that comes when I call her...

Poppy

P is for...Pacer by American Motors, now extinct. This would be 'Donna' Pacer.

Wonderful shots, everyone! Jodi, I'm so glad you carry a camera with you on your travels! That goes for everyone who takes trips and shares them here. You've shown us some fascinating scenes and critters!

P is for Pupils

P is for Pawle Pug

P is for Prom, my youngest son and his date.

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Ron

Aw.......what a sweet couple. (And dog!) :-)

pass the ace
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Kebler Pass

Puffer fish

Wonderful photos today. If I posted one for this category it would be entitle POOPED! LOL

Peanuts Plates

Purple lilacs, Lilacia Park, Lombard IL

Peter Pan statue in the Park

Portrait. My son and daughter back in 2002.

Jodi-

How Pumpkin Pies are made.

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P is for ...Pin collection

P is for Pumpkins

P is for Pennsylvania rolling farmlands in the fall.

I love these weekly alphabet photos :-)

Wow, jasdip, Smudge is one big Pussycat!

And FWIW mine will come when I call or whistle. Most of the time anyway. She's female, therefore moody!

LOL Cynic.
Ya gotta get the dig at females in there. Hahahha
Smudge is Maine Coon. He's a big boy.
All my cats come when called, OR when I take the kettle out of the cupboard to make my tea. They equate the kettle with their treats.

Pinkies. That's what newborn squirrels are called.
A number of years ago I found these little beings under one of the trees in the backyard. The 2 of them were the size of a pen. Brother and sister, and I named them Seymour and Sidney.
I hand fed and raised them till they were old enough to be released in the wild.
Sidney eating her first peanut, and her first introduction to a tree...my ficus plant.

"Pollyanna" statue in Littleton, VT, home of Eleanor H. Porter, the author

Whoops, that should have been Littleton, NH!!

Photo op.

This is me taking a Photo of my travel Phriend taking a Photo of a Pretty Posing girl in Hakodate, Japan.

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P is for...Pink Peony

Wonderful pictures everyone. It's so much fun aeeing what everyone posts.
Gazania, love that pin collection. That little owl is the cutest thing.
I came to Pa. during the spring one year and thought it was one of the most beautiful places I had ever seen. I was there for work and didn't have a lot of time to tour, so I put it on my bucket list to return for spring. Now it looks like I have to make a fall visit too. That scenery is gorgeous.
Linda

Thanks Linda....here is more of..

Pretty Pennsylvania

And a...Puppy ready to Play

Another Penguin, this time a white Gentoo. Not an albino but a leucistic which means reduced pigmentation. Below that is what a normal Gentoo looks like.

Jodi-

Prairie Dog, taken at the local animal park:

Peppers

Painting.

I can't resist adding another Pretty Pennsylvania Picture. My DS took this from atop his 120' ham radio tower. (It's not our barn--in fact, it's quite a distance from us.)

Purple!

Pink rose photo I had taken in Portland in September 2004.

Parrot.

Jodi-

People.....during their Taste of Dorset celebration. Dorset has a population of about 37, and four restaurants, but it really swells during their annual Taste festivity.

Pileated Woodpecker!

Finally! A Pileated Woodpecker that stayed still long enough for me to get a fairly closeup pic!

It was a lucky shot, actually. We were at a local cemetary taking photos for Findagrave photo requests.

We heard her first, then located her, but she kept flying from spot to spot and then flew away. So, we pulled out the 'Droid (phone), and used the Pileated Woodpecker call on my iBird application to literally call her back in. She was going back and forth overhead, settling on first this tree and then that one! I literally got ONE photo only of her, and this was it! Lucky shot, I'd say! Can you tell I'm excited to have got even one photo? I know other's have managed to get photos of Pileated Woodpeckers, but this is my first!

P is for Pocketbook, or Purse

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Inherited from elderly family friend.

Sue

Casey- of all the photos you've shared over the years, Peter Pan has always been my FAVORITE! :)

Great shots everyone!

P is for Praying Mantis....taken this afternoon.
I think she has an egg sac in/by her abdomen......