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Comments (11)A reptile park in eastern Australia, North of Sydney. When we arrived we were told to it was feeding time for Charlie It involved several handler going into his pen, with a chicken attached to a 10-foot pole. They dangled the chicken over the water, Charlie lunged for it and knocked it into the water behind him. He then proceeded up out of the water, toward one of the handlers, seemingly thinking, "I'll bet you taste like chicken"...See MoreI'll Show You Mine if You Show Me Yours Fri June 19
Comments (16)Thanks Nicole and wantoretire. thanks for jogging my memory. I am familiar with this 'piller . I had looked it up a few years back and remembered his bad side, and warned my Dh not to touch it. Just couldn't come up with the name at the time I posted....See MoreI'll Show You Mine if You Show Me Yours Fri June 03
Comments (5)Jim, your bird is a Gila Woodpecker. They usually eluded me by flying away, exactly when I tried to take a photo. Neat birds, though....See MoreI'll Show You Mine if You Show Me Yours Fri June 24
Comments (13)I love surprise flowers! Maybe not as much as reliable flowers :) , but there is a thrill that comes from first seeing an unexpected spike. I've lost patience with many an orchid (and a couple of garden aloes too, come to think of it) for reluctance to rebloom. For orchids, sometimes it is just a dip in night temperatures that is need. Or a dry period. Some species I never mastered--or there were hit and miss years. So many of the common orchids for sale can bloom for 4-6 months, or longer, and be purchased for $15. I prefer to think of them as replaceable floral features; they are a better value than a cut flower arrangement....See More
10 years agoXubi is looking very 'royal' in that picture.
The 'royalty' of friends, learning about what is important from her Momma.
10 years agolast modified: 10 years agoBetin Point in the harbor for Santa Marta, Colombia. One get up using those stairs on the right side. If you enlarge the photo, you can see the stairs better.
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At a recent family reunion at a state park in Ohio, one of the activities we did was painting. My sister-in-law brought along several cardboard "canvases" and an assortment of inexpensive paints. The initial suggestion was to paint a tree such that others could then decorate it with multi-colored "leaves", but in the end most people opted to not have others put the "leaves" on their trees.
These are the painting that the group created:
The one in the bottom row, center is mine. I was definitely channeling Bob Ross from PBS. I think nearly every time I saw Bob Ross' show he did a painting similar to this.
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David Austin's Winchester Cathedral with 2 'sports' of different colors, all on the same bush. It is a new rose I just planted the beginning of April.
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