I'll Show You Mine if You Show Me Yours Thurs Mar 16
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Comments (13)Karen, I think I must have gotten from here. When I went back and looked at it on iPhoto, I saw it said "Jodi's pic". I had forgotten where it came from. I hope it's ok to add it here. Sorry for not crediting you. This post was edited by murraysmom on Thu, Mar 20, 14 at 19:45...See MoreI'll Show You Mine if You Show Me Yours Thurs Mar 03
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9 years agoNicole, leucism can occur in any species. Sort of like albinism but not quite. I saw this leucistic Black-capped Chickadee a couple of years ago.
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9 years agolast modified: 9 years agoCastle in Ireland, now a tourist attraction. The next photo shows the narrow staircase, which I, being afraid of heights, did not ascend. The guide explained that the narrow design of the staircase was in part for defensive reasons. In case of enemy approach, the castle residents would go to a higher level in the structure and intruders would find it very difficult to broach an assault while ascending the high and narrow staircase. Then the castle residents would be in a position of advantage to attack the intruders.
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A piece of art in the apartment I stayed in in Los Angeles last week for the conference.
The white thing in the foreground is a large easy chair. That's one big cat!
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