I'll Show You Mine if You Show Me Yours Sun July 26
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Comments (17)I guess the cataract surgery was worth it! I saw the cutie right away then had to ZOOM WAY IN to identify. I just couldn't say to much and give it away so others could look and tell. I love this post everyday I look forward to the amazing photos. Thanks for the fun spot it pic today nicole. Fabulous pics everyone Thanks so much. LIL...See MoreI'll Show You Mine if You Show Me Yours Fri July 26
Comments (7)Our room at the Fischer Haus in Fischer, TX (hill country) where we stayed and attended a Hal Ketchum concert in the open air cantina last Saturday on my 60th birthday. Had the best seats in the cantina thanks to the proprietors of Fischer Haus. BEST. BIRTHDAY. EVER! Hal Ketchum ... Jodi-...See MoreI'll Show You Mine if You Show Me Yours Thurs July 26
Comments (16)Gazania......I'm sorry to be posting so late. :0) I'm glad you stopped by to take a look...... Burrowing owls are a rarity here in the mountains of Colorado. Someone in Cherry Creek walks the open space trails and noticed the parent owls. It was a lucky find!!!! Dh and I are pretty excited!!!!...See MoreI'll Show You Mine if You Show Me Yours Sun July 16
Comments (20)Sabbath, black cats have always been my favorites, but of course I love all cats, dogs, and other animals. Our two babies are brothers, both neutered. Meeko is solid black and so shiny. Milo is black but has gray coming in and the vet said he is going to be a beautiful cat. He called it a black/slate or Black/smoke. He is also cross-eyed and such a momma's baby and my lap cat. I've never tried to post pictures here and not sure I know how. I can try....See More
11 years agoJim, that would be Asclepia Incarnata. Aren't the flowers interesting? I find swamp (Incarnata) milkweed easy to grow and it does seed itself around well.
This is Asclepia Tuberosa milkweed or "orange butterfly weed". I have a hard time keeping it going. The plants die out after a couple years.
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- 11 years agoDiscovered this little one this morning. Less than 1 inch! Looking for more in the coming days.
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