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11 years agoLove the Juncos. They spend the winter here.
From a recent trip to Phipps Conservatory in Pittsburgh. Pic taken from a distance. Those watering cans are about 4 foot tall.
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Comments (17)Thanks. That last one of the King Vulture was a cheat. I tried several times to get a good picture of the bird in the enclosure, but the fencing was in the way, and the bird kept moving. So instead I took a picture of the large poster of the bird on the information sign right outside the enclosure. Its similar to this picture of a poster in the Iguassu Falls gift shop, where there was no way for me to get the shot without taking an expensive helicopter ride. However I still wanted to capture the overall view of the falls so I could remember them and explain them to others....See MoreI'll Show You Mine if You Show Me Yours Sat Apr 16
Comments (8)Nicole, I just saw your weather on the national news!! That is a LOT of snow!!! Denver airport shut down! And we got into the mid 70's today. I actually have the windows open and a fan on today. The pups were enjoying this fine weather out on the front porch....See MoreI'll Show You Mine if You Show Me Yours Sat Apr 23
Comments (9)I love them EVERY day....so thank you all for giving me such pleasure. You all are so talented...it is just like getting one of those "Taste of Home" magazines (no ads) .... I can't remember the name of the magazine...just remember how hard it was to part with them....See MoreI'll Show You Mine if You Show Me Yours Sat Apr 08
Comments (16)Jim, we went through the canal in January and somehow I missed seeing that lighthouse. I'll blame it on trying to see over all the bodies that were also trying to see what was going on. We were out on deck by 7:00a.m. and that still wasn't early enough - the early birds beat us to all the good spots!...See More
11 years agoGazania, our (summer) home is about an hour from Pittsburgh. We rarely get to the city to enjoy its offerings.
This is the dark pink phase of a confederate rose flower, actually Hibiscus mutabulis. It starts out as a white flower, turns pale pink then dark rose before it withers.
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